What’s up, Chuck? It looks like you’re our Upside Down Dog of the Week from Upsidedowndogs.com! Chuck is a 4-year old male Pitbull and Rotweiller mix from Chicago. Here’s what his mom, Rachel England, has to say about him:
“He is a city boy, born and raised (we think – he’s a rescue) in Chicago. Chuck is just a good, goofy boy, who loves to nap, play, and give kisses.”
Way to go Chuck! Come back next Tuesday to see a new Upside Down Dog of the Week.
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