Adopt Butch a Brindle Shepherd (Unknown Type) dog in Irwin, PA (37979804)

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Adopt Butch a Brindle Shepherd (Unknown Type) dog in Irwin, PA (37979804)

Location:

Irwin, PA

Description:

Hi, I'm Butch. My foster family just can't understand why I have not gotten adopted yet. Take a look at how handsome I am, a darker brindle color and 9 months old. I am now microchipped and neutered. I'm a smart boy and will need someone to continue to work with me. Love to play with toys, food driven, but will need patience to adjust into new home. I am quiet, but will alert you if someone new is near. Crate trained, walk okay on leash, my foster family says to control my access to food since I am always interested in eating. I love kids and other dogs and cats at my foster family's house. I was saved from being put down in Kentucky by having this foster family take me in. Please put in application an come meet me to see if I am the right fit for you!Rhu-Ro there looking for my own forever family! My foster dad named me Butch. I am a darker brindle color with a little white on my chest. They say I am about 6 months old and not neutered yet. I am about 20.2 pounds now and on the taller size of a large terrier mix. I am getting more comfortable now. I get along with my brother and the other four large dog friends two old men and two girls. I am unsure about my foster families cats, I backed off when I first saw them but have tried to chase and will bark at them. I do okay with my foster kid, she is 6 and sometimes I need to watch my sharp nails and puppy teeth when playing. I am working on my manners. I loved my bath. My foster mom says I can jump and climb like a goat. I am a bit messy and fast eater, but okay with my foster mom slowing me down. I need reminders to keep down when jumping up on people or checking out places like the kitchen counter. I am beginning to learn to do certian things when my foster parents say sit, drop it, down, stay and stop what I'm doing if I hear no. I can walk okay on a leash and working on using a doggie door. I will let you know if I need to use go outside, if in my crate, but I am still learning to signal I need out when hanging out in house. I am starting to venture further independently, when outside with my foster family, but listen pretty well when called or come back to feel safe if I get scared. I love to get pet and have started to play with some great toys. I will bark if unsure of a sound, new people, see the cat or want out of my crate.##1712169##

Category:

Dogs

Sex:

Male

Posted:

January 7 on Adopt-a-Pet.com