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Posted over 7 years ago
| Updated over 7 years ago
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My basic info
Breed
Labrador Retriever/Anatolian Shepherd
Color
Black
Age
Young
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
–
Sex
Male
Pet ID
–
My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
We rescued 7 little pups from a high kill shelter. They look like Lab and maybe some Aussie mixed in. They are 3 months old at 10/1/16 and 13lbs. They will probably all be around 40 lbs when fully grown. They all have sweet dispositions, love to play ,love toys, eat , treats just typical puppies. They will need house and leash training. This is what his foster mom says
You can’t find a better dog playmate or listener than Stockton. He is on track with leash and potty training and his foster mom expects within a few days of his new home he'd be house-trained. He is young, but learns fast. Just today he learned how to give paw in under 5 minutes. He shies away when new people try to pet him, but is extremely loving and cuddly to people he lives with. He is fine with cats and has started to take on some cat characteristics, from his foster-cat-brother, such as pouncing. Stockton is 5 months old and just over 20 lbs. He is expected to grow to 40 lbs. He’s 1 of 7 little pups from a high kill shelter in Texas. Looks like Lab and maybe some Aussie mixed in when considering his siblings’ coloring. He has sugary sweet disposition and has great recall for when he's gone too far away. If you say 'No' he stops on the first no and is easily redirected to a toy or rubs from his human. He's always looking for his human when at the park with other dogs. He just started playing fetch and every week he becomes more confident in new situations. He tends to follow the lead of the dog he is around to determine how to react to different situations. He sleeps through the night in his crate and is good about chewing his toys and not human items.
The total adoption donation of $475 and includes the required interstate health certificate and transport , spay/neuter, shots including rabies, bordatella, parvo, lepto, distemper and canine influenza, and micro chip with a lifetime pre paid registration. The total amount is payable to Shaggy Dog Rescue which is a 501c3. We also provide a coupon for a free wellness visit to the South Wilton Vet group if convenient for you. Some of our dogs are still in Texas in foster care. Our application is online at http://houstonshaggydogrescue.org/application-process/
