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Pointer-Unknown Mix Dogs For Adoption in Kennesaw, GA, USA

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Chef - Pointer / Mixed Dog For Adoption

Pointer-Unknown Mix Dogs For Adoption in Kennesaw, GA, USA

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Nickname
Chef
Breed
Pointer-Unknown Mix
Gender
Male
Age
Senior
Location
Kennesaw, GA, 30144, USA

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Pointer-Unknown Mix Dogs For Adoption in Kennesaw, GA, USA

Posted Breed: Pointer / Mixed. LOOKING FOR A NICE CALM HOME: 10.5 years old / 46 lbs. and needs to gain a few pounds Mostly Mutts adoption center is open Mon-Sat. 11-4pm. Some of us are in foster hom

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es so please call 770-272-6888 1st to find out if I’m available to meet during the week. I was adopted from MM’s when I was a pup, but sadly my owner passed away & I find myself in need of a new home. I love to snuggle up to my people on the couch & give them doggie kisses. I also enjoy walks & have good leash manners, & I love to play fetch. I even have a favorite toy that I carry everywhere – so cute! I’m looking for a calm & quieter type home as a lot of activity & unexpected movements are really hard for me. (I grew up in a quiet environment with just one person in the home). Sometimes I flinch when hands come near me, but I just melt when you pet me, so hopefully I won’t do that much longer. I’ve always lived with another dog, so that would be nice in my new home. I’ve liked the dogs I met at MM’s, & I get along with the dogs in my foster home, so let’s meet. I had a blast playing with 3 other dogs during a pack playtime with the trainers, so cute! Though I’m older, I can get over any fence, so I shouldn’t be left unattended in the yard. I’m a smart guy who knows the ‘sit’, ‘stay’, ‘down’, ‘come’, ‘leave it’, ‘drop it’, & ‘go to your place’ commands as well as accepting nice strangers without jumping & waiting at doors before going in/out on command. I take treats gently, & I’ve been obedient when my foster family tells me ‘No’. When I lived at the shelter, I didn’t like being in a crate having folks standing over me a lot, so I showed some fearful aggression while in it. But once I was moved to my little room, I was nothing but great!! I also haven’t needed a crate in my foster home. I do bark to say hello when folks approach my room at adoptions, but if you think I’d make a nice addition to your family please ask one of the volunteers to take me to a meet & greet room so you can get to know my sweet personality. I love deeply once I know you. I bonded quickly with my foster mom, & I was initially protective of her. I nipped at my foster dad’s ankles (didn’t break the skin) & growled at him when he approached her After working on this with my trainer, I have stopped exhibiting protective behaviors & am nothing but loving & playful with all members of my foster family. I shouldn’t live with kitty cats & a farm setting doesn’t work well for me either as I see chickens as prey, but then, so do most dogs. I have a fatty mass on my leg that the vet looked at & wasn’t concerned – just said to keep an eye on it. I met some kids at MM’s & when they ran, my prey drive kicked in with me chasing them, & I nipped twice at a teen in my former foster home when he was getting in the car with me. Perhaps I hadn’t fully settled in yet, as I have been great with the teen in my current foster home after some advice with a MM trainer. So, a quieter calm home with calm much older teens may work for me, & let’s take things slow while I’m settling in. I’ve had very good potty manners on the shelter schedule and in my foster home. The vet said that I was in very good shape for a doggie my age, so yay me! If you’re looking for a sweet, gentle & loving guy, come & meet me!! Energy level: 4-6. I'm current on vaccinations, micro-chipped, neutered, & my adoption fee is $299.00 which also includes an engraved name tag, Martingale collar & leash.

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Ad Statistics

Ad ID
ADN-1077550
Date Listed
03/08/2019
Date Expires
Expired

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