Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Not good with kids,
Not good with dogs,
Not good with cats,
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Fancy Schmancy Lobster has arrived at the farm and he has high-class dreams of a furever home where he will be spoiled rotten, and he absolutely deserves just that. This sweetheart is one of the
newest members of the tripawd squad due to an old injury, but you wouldn’t know it to watch him blaze around the yard or chase after tennis balls! Lobster has been recovering in a foster home, and his foster family notes that he’s great in his crate and sleeps through the night with no issues. This smartypants has excellent potty manners when kept on a schedule, but he’s still working on his leash-walking, as he loves to just run, run, run in the backyard. Although he wasn’t aggressive towards the kitties in his foster home, his energy and enthusiasm seemed to be a bit much for them.
With great ears and amazing brindle markings and speckles, Lobster really is a delicious pup! He’s made a lot of friends at the farm, showing he loves to play and romp and adores the company and attention of all the volunteers as well. He would settle well into most homes as just some love, walkies, some snuggles are all this sweet boy needs to finally be home!
**Volunteer Dog Walker feedback: "Lobster was energetic and remained very adamant about being the leader of the pack. As a new tripod , other volunteers and I were very impressed at Lobsters' efforts to keep a steady pace on the hike. Lobster has never met a stranger and loved the interactions with other people and dogs, often stealing water, and scratches during periods of rest. Although Lobster remained eager and focused to continue walking during breaks , he did not mind walking in close proximity of others".
Weekend Host Feedback: "Lobster is a sweet boy with a lot to say! Lobster is a trooper, I forgot a few times that he was even a tripod! He did good on walks and didnt skip a beat when playing fetch. He is vocal when he gets excited, like when he saw me pull his harness out to go on a walk! Definitely potty trained, he let me know when he had to go out by whining at the door and the few times I took him out on my own, he knew what we were out there for and did his business. Lobster is a true cuddle bug on the couch and I truly enjoyed having him here this weekend."
