Otter - Basset Hound Dog For Adoption

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s, big feelings, and a nose that never quits. Like many Bassets, Otter has a bit of a dramatic streak (he sighs like a teenager when told no) and can be vocal about his opinions. He’s crate trained and doing well with structure, but he’s definitely looking for a home that understands the unique quirks of this low-riding breed. Prior Basset Hound or hound experience is highly preferred. Otter gets along well with dogs of all sizes—from towering Great Danes to tiny terriers. He can be a little guard-y around food when other pups are nearby, so mealtimes should be managed with care and clear boundaries. He’s also been respectful of dog-savvy cats, but we think he’d do best in a cat-free home where he can truly relax. Oh—and yes, he’s been neutered! Now we just need to get him some proper glamour shots to show off those ears and that pouty little face. Otter’s ideal match? Someone who appreciates a dog with a strong nose, stronger opinions, and a heart as big as his ears. If you’re looking for a loyal, low-to-the-ground buddy who will keep life interesting (and never let a squirrel sneak by undetected), Otter might just be your guy. This dog is up to date on vaccinations and is spayed or neutered. (Please note: Puppies under 3 months old may not be sterilized prior to adoption. If this is the case, your adoption coordinator will provide guidance on the process.) To adopt or learn more about this dog, you must complete an adoption application, which can be found on our website: .sandypawsrescue. PLEASE READ: • If a dog or puppy is listed, they are currently available for adoption. However, they may already be pending an adoption, and their profile may not yet reflect this. • All information is accurate to the best of our knowledge as of the posting date. • Unless explicitly stated, Sandy Paws Rescue does not guarantee the breed of any dog. Breeds listed are educated guesses made by shelter staff, volunteers, or veterinarians. Many of our dogs are mixed breeds, often with pit bull-type genetics, resulting in a wide variety of physical traits and temperaments. Our dogs come from various situations, such as kill shelters, owner surrenders, or as strays. It is likely both parents were mixed breeds as well. Sandy Paws Rescue does not have a public shelter in Massachusetts. Our dogs reside in private foster homes or boarding kennels in the South until adopted. Many dogs are spoken for prior to transport or release from state-mandated isolation. For information on adoption fees, procedures, or FAQs, visit our website: .sandypawsrescue. The FIRST step in adopting from Sandy Paws Rescue is to submit a completed adoption application.

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