Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Not good with kids,
Not good with dogs,
Not good with cats,
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Please contact my foster at: shedds.sheps@gmail.com Meet Bogi, a super playful, loving, and intelligent German Shepherd!Quick Facts About Bogi:Children—Likely good with older, dog-savvy kids (has not been tested)Dogs—Likely good with small dogs and neutral/submissive dogs (has not been tested)Cats—Likely not good with catsHousetrained—YesReaction to new people—Barks, but then is friendlyEnergy level—ModerateBogi’s Personality:Bogi is 90 pounds of fur and love! He’s an incredibly sweet, playful, and intelligent dog who just wants to be with his person. He is a moderate-energy level dog who loves to go on long walks and play fetch, then lounge on the couch to relax. Bogi is a mature pup, but he still has lots of life left to live! He is obsessed with tennis balls and recently started playing tug-of-war with his foster mom. He’s very strong and always wins, but is still very gentle while playing! He also rides really well in the car.Bogi loves food, but he is not food-obsessed, which provides a perfect balance for a dog who can be trained with food without getting crazy for treats. He also can be trusted to roam while home alone. He has exhibited some separation anxiety that subsides after a few minutes, but has not been destructive, counter surfed, or gotten into the trash. Bogi also has some prior training and knows sit, down, and has decent recall. He will greatly benefit from continued training.Additionally, Bogi is a moderately vocal boy—in the best way possible. He grumbles, whines, and even gives baby barks when he wants to communicate his needs or express happiness. He can be a little sassy sometimes, which his foster mom finds very amusing. You never have to wonder what he’s thinking!Bogi is protective of his foster mom and their home, so he will bark if he sees people through a window. Because of this, it’s recommended he go to a single family home, rather than an apartment (or similar). Please keep in mind that he is NOT a guard dog and should NOT be adopted with the intention of becoming one.Bogi is moderately leash reactive and barks when he sees other dogs while walking near his house. He is less reactive when further from home and has been unbothered by small dogs (even when they bark at him). It is highly recommended he work with a trainer to fine-tune his leash manners, solidify his obedience, and curb his reactivity.Bogi’s Ideal Ho
