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My basic info
Breed
German Shepherd Dog
Color
Black - with Tan, Yellow or Fawn
Age
7 years 8 months old, Adult
Size
Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg) (when grown)
Weight
85 lbs (current)
Sex
Male
Pet ID
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My details
Good with kids
Not good with dogs
Purebred
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
My personality
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Shushi is our distinguished German shepherd gentleman of medium energy. We were told he is 8 and about 80 pounds but we would have put him around 5 or 6 y.o. particularly judging from his temperament and positive energy. He is UTD on shots, neutered and generally healthy. He was surrendered by his family for their lack of a home which had him feeling lost. He is a typical, strong GSD but complies with commands and has a soft spot for his favorite people. He knows basic commands and walks on a leash acceptably. When we first met Shu, he tried to shake with both paws to show off his skills. He loves his fenced yard. Shu is always to an extent alert, but that is the shepherd in him. He plays his share of fetch and yes returns the toy for another throw. He is housebroken and crate trained. He is the most gentle treat taker ever made. He knows basic commands and will fetch for as long as you throw. He brings if back but really wants to keep it. You are better off with two toys to switch. He has clearly lived in a home and is not destructive. He does have a stiff hip in colder weather but is energetic and generally strong. He is friendly particularly to people he attaches to and will tolerate dogs but is not a play group kind of guy. He likes certain dogs but not others. He loves the woods, sitting on his deck and his toys. He relishes having a routine and learns quickly what is expected. Shu is a great GSD example looking for a family in his retirement. Older dogs are a gift. Sush is for sure. If you are interested in adopting, please fill out an application on our site.
Shushi is our distinguished German shepherd gentleman of medium energy. We were told he is 8 and about 80 pounds but we would have put him around 5 or 6 y.o. particularly judging from his temperament and positive energy. He is UTD on shots, neutered and generally healthy. He was surrendered by his family for their lack of a home which had him feeling lost. He is a typical, strong GSD but complies with commands and has a soft spot for his favorite people. He knows basic commands and walks on a leash acceptably. When we first met Shu, he tried to shake with both paws to show off his skills. He loves his fenced yard. Shu is always to an extent alert, but that is the shepherd in him. He plays his share of fetch and yes returns the toy for another throw. He is housebroken and crate trained. He is the most gentle treat taker ever made. He knows basic commands and will fetch for as long as you throw. He brings if back but really wants to keep it. You are better off with two toys to switch. He has clearly lived in a home and is not destructive. He does have a stiff hip in colder weather but is energetic and generally strong. He is friendly particularly to people he attaches to and will tolerate dogs but is not a play group kind of guy. He likes certain dogs but not others. He loves the woods, sitting on his deck and his toys. He relishes having a routine and learns quickly what is expected. Shu is a great GSD example looking for a family in his retirement. Older dogs are a gift. Sush is for sure. If you are interested in adopting, please fill out an application on our site.
Our adoption process requires upon inquiry by an adopter, an adopter's applying for a dog(s). Once the application is submitted we give the applicant the contact information for the adopter for them to meet the dogs in who they are interested. We ask they bring the family - including other pets - and spend time with the dog (s). We review the application and also suggest other dogs who maybe of interest.
Once the applicant has chosen to adopt, we conduct a home visit to make sure the home and the dog will have a great life!
Our adoption process requires upon inquiry by an adopter, an adopter's applying for a dog(s). Once the application is submitted we give the applicant the contact information for the adopter for them to meet the dogs in who they are interested. We ask they bring the family - including other pets - and spend time with the dog (s). We review the application and also suggest other dogs who maybe of interest.
Once the applicant has chosen to adopt, we conduct a home visit to make sure the home and the dog will have a great life!
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We are a non profit rescue dedicated to the rehoming of shepherds who have lost their families and looking for new homes. We are all volunteers and do everything we can to help.
We are a non profit rescue dedicated to the rehoming of shepherds who have lost their families and looking for new homes. We are all volunteers and do everything we can to help.
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