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Beagle-Unknown Mix Dogs For Adoption in Landenberg, PA, USA
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Sam B. - Beagle / Mixed Dog For Adoption

Beagle-Unknown Mix Dogs For Adoption in Landenberg, PA, USA

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Nickname
Sam B.
Breed
Beagle-Unknown Mix
Gender
Male
Age
Location
Landenberg, PA, 19350, USA

Description

Beagle-Unknown Mix Dogs For Adoption in Landenberg, PA, USA

Posted Breed: Beagle / Mixed. 11/30/16 Update: Sam has been with us for a couple of weeks now. He is a very affectionate, playful boy and is even cuter in person. His favorite thing is to play tug of

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war with a rope but he will also chase balls and other toys. The only problem with the tugging is he is very enthusiastic and sometimes when he adjusts his grip he can get your hand by accident. He will also use his paws in play and can be a little rough with them. For that reason we think he should not go to a home with younger children. Teens or older would be perfect. When done playing he likes to snuggle next to us on the couch and he really enjoys being petted. Sam gets along fine with other dogs but he seems to prefer being with his humans. He probably should not go to a home with cats because even though he usually ignores them, sometimes he can't resist chasing them. Sam is housebroken and is excellent in the crate. He doesn't seem to have any problem with being destructive in the house but we crate him when we aren't home and at night to make sure the cats won't be bothered. Sam is very enthusiastic about food. That is not surprising as he was extremely thin when he first arrived. You could easily see all his ribs. He has since gained a few pounds and looks great. He does sometimes put his feet on the kitchen counter but is learning that this is not acceptable. Sam came to us with a golf ball sized lump at the base of his tail along with a few other small growths. These were surgically removed and biopsied and were found to be benign. Sam is microchipped, neutered and up-to-date on all his vaccinations so he's ready to go to his forever home. Notes from the shelter: With Sam Beagle it's all about the nose! He loves the opportunity to go out on a walk and check out all the smells and he would be so happy to have a person that would give him some time to sniff around a bit. Sam gets along with everyone. His roommate Harper bounced all over him and Sam did not mind. Sam walked all around the yard cats but could not be distracted from his olfactory investigations to pay them any mind. Sam is a typical busy beagle with an easy-going temperament.

⛛ Physical Attributes

Shedding Amount
Yes

⛛ Behavioral Characteristics

OK with Dogs
Yes

⛛ Additional Information

Was the Dog Found
No
Up-to-date on Vaccinations
Yes

Rescue Information

Location

Ad Statistics

Ad ID
ADN-361239
Date Listed
12/16/2016
Date Expires
Expired

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