Dwayne may share a name with The Rock, but this handsome boy is less about body slams and more about ear scritches. He can be a little unsure when faced with brand-new things but give him a moment and you’ll see his confidence start to build faster than a hero in a training montage. And if toys are involved? That’s when he really starts cooking. Bring out a toy and you’ll see him come out of his shell faster than someone yelling, “Can you smell what The Rock is cooking?”. Dwayne could join doggie siblings of any size, from tiny Tooth Fairies to mighty Demigods. Dwayne has been assessed as unable to go to a home with cats. Dwayne could join little wrestlers (kids) that are nine years old or older. He’s a friendly guy, just a little unused to boisterous, bouncy young tots. He can stay home alone for up to three hours as a solo dog. With canine company or continued training that time may be able to extend. Exercise is classic greyhound style, one or two 20‑minute walks a day will keep his tail wagging like a swinging vine in Jumanji.
Sweet, friendly, and full of hidden star power, Dwayne is ready to headline the biggest role of his career, a beloved family companion. Whether he’s your Scorpion King, your Jungle Cruise co-captain, your Maui, your Black Adam, or simply your best mate.
