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My basic info
Breed
Beagle
Color
Tricolor (Tan/Brown & Black & White)
Age
2 years 1 month old, Young
Size
Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less (when grown)
Weight
25 lbs (current)
Sex
Male
Pet ID
–
My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Purebred
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
We are Beagle crazy these days, and we are thrilled to have a family of Gorgeous Beagles at our Rescue. Hunter was found with his siblings, Chase, Jack, and Ginger as country Strays in North Carolina. They were rounded up by Animal Control Officers and brought to a high kill Shelter.
Hunter and his Clan completely bewitched Shelter staff and were quickly transferred to us before their euthanasia date. Although it seems Hunter has been raised with siblings, we have socialized him with other dogs, so that he can be adopted alone. Of course, he also could be adopted with one of his siblings to folks who would like a pair of compatible dogs.
Hunter is an excellent family dog, and is affectionate with adults and children of all ages. He could easily join a multi-dog home, and in fact, we would prefer that he have canine companionship, because he seems to enjoy other dogs so much. We have not tested him with cats.
At just two years old, Hunter is a beautiful boy with black and tan coloring. He is a small dog at just 26 pounds. Beagle lovers will find him true to the Beagle breed standard. As a scent hound, he is nose driven and preoccupied with any interesting smells. While Hunter derives a lot of mental stimulation from leisurely strolls, he also needs brisk focused leash walks to perfect his heel command, and work off some energy. Adopters may wish to use the Halti, or Gentle Leader, to help refocus the training walk, and differentiate it from the sniffing stroll.
Hunter can be a little stubborn in obedience training, but with patience he will come along nicely, and certainly would be able to achieve his Canine Good Citizenship certification. He has a confident temperament, and is extremely friendly and well behaved in stressful situations like the Vet or groomer. Hunter has great presence, and moves through the human world in an easy manner.
Hunter is house trained and crate trained. Adopters should expect to troubleshoot the occasional accident that will inevitably occur during his transition to a new home. He is in optimal health, and have been recently neutered and has had routine vaccinations and health screenings.
If you are interested in Hunter, please write to Denise at Angelsfrgod@aol.com or call/text Denise at 860-908-9738 for more info.
We are Beagle crazy these days, and we are thrilled to have a family of Gorgeous Beagles at our Rescue. Hunter was found with his siblings, Chase, Jack, and Ginger as country Strays in North Carolina. They were rounded up by Animal Control Officers and brought to a high kill Shelter.
Hunter and his Clan completely bewitched Shelter staff and were quickly transferred to us before their euthanasia date. Although it seems Hunter has been raised with siblings, we have socialized him with other dogs, so that he can be adopted alone. Of course, he also could be adopted with one of his siblings to folks who would like a pair of compatible dogs.
Hunter is an excellent family dog, and is affectionate with adults and children of all ages. He could easily join a multi-dog home, and in fact, we would prefer that he have canine companionship, because he seems to enjoy other dogs so much. We have not tested him with cats.
At just two years old, Hunter is a beautiful boy with black and tan coloring. He is a small dog at just 26 pounds. Beagle lovers will find him true to the Beagle breed standard. As a scent hound, he is nose driven and preoccupied with any interesting smells. While Hunter derives a lot of mental stimulation from leisurely strolls, he also needs brisk focused leash walks to perfect his heel command, and work off some energy. Adopters may wish to use the Halti, or Gentle Leader, to help refocus the training walk, and differentiate it from the sniffing stroll.
Hunter can be a little stubborn in obedience training, but with patience he will come along nicely, and certainly would be able to achieve his Canine Good Citizenship certification. He has a confident temperament, and is extremely friendly and well behaved in stressful situations like the Vet or groomer. Hunter has great presence, and moves through the human world in an easy manner.
Hunter is house trained and crate trained. Adopters should expect to troubleshoot the occasional accident that will inevitably occur during his transition to a new home. He is in optimal health, and have been recently neutered and has had routine vaccinations and health screenings.
If you are interested in Hunter, please write to Denise at Angelsfrgod@aol.com or call/text Denise at 860-908-9738 for more info.
When we receive your completed application we will check your references, including your veterinarian, and then call you to discuss your situation and requirements.. If you are approved for adoption, we can then discuss with you which of the dogs might fit best into your life. We will either arrange for you to visit the dog in its foster home, by appointment, or transport the dog to your home.
To help cover the veterinary expenses of our foster Eskies and to support our rescue effort, Eskies Online will charge you an adoption fee of $350.00. We do not sell dogs. We charge a flat fee--whether the Eskie is a puppy or an older dog; whether it came to us with minimal veterinary needs or requiring major medical care; whether the Eskie makes a short or a long stay in our foster system.
When we receive your completed application we will check your references, including your veterinarian, and then call you to discuss your situation and requirements.. If you are approved for adoption, we can then discuss with you which of the dogs might fit best into your life. We will either arrange for you to visit the dog in its foster home, by appointment, or transport the dog to your home.
To help cover the veterinary expenses of our foster Eskies and to support our rescue effort, Eskies Online will charge you an adoption fee of $350.00. We do not sell dogs. We charge a flat fee--whether the Eskie is a puppy or an older dog; whether it came to us with minimal veterinary needs or requiring major medical care; whether the Eskie makes a short or a long stay in our foster system.
Adoption meetings are arranged by appointment with approved applicants.
Adoption meetings are arranged by appointment with approved applicants.
More about this rescue
Eskies Online is a 501(c)(3) Multibreed rescue group that serves unwanted American Eskimos and other dogs in need and finds qualified, permanent, adoptive homes for them. In the foster home environment, we are able to evaluate the dog's temperament and behavior patterns away from the stress of shelter life. Eskies Online is funded entirely through adoption fees, donations and the generosity our volunteers.
Eskies Online is a 501(c)(3) Multibreed rescue group that serves unwanted American Eskimos and other dogs in need and finds qualified, permanent, adoptive homes for them. In the foster home environment, we are able to evaluate the dog's temperament and behavior patterns away from the stress of shelter life. Eskies Online is funded entirely through adoption fees, donations and the generosity our volunteers.
