HARRY - PLOTT HOUND / MIXED DOG FOR ADOPTION

Description

Dog Breed: Plott Hound / Mixed. Meet Harry (or sometimes Harold when he's being cheeky)! Harry is a young dog (we think between 9 mo - 1 yr) and weighs 31 lbs who was found as a stray but is learning that while its super fun to run around and play outside, naps are much better when snuggled up on a couch or blanket! He did not know much about being a happy indoor pup at first. But after some time, he's now following around his two adult foster dog siblings -watching, learning, and annoying them with his energy spurts. He would do well in a home with another patient dog to keep teaching Harry "how to dog". He's learned that from his foster cat sibling that cats don't like to be licked (and that they don't taste that good, anyways!) and will watch the cat but otherwise is indifferent. Harry is crate trained - eating his meals and sleeping the night in there. He will go in for some alone time when things get too loud with the human kids, or if he gets scared, so it will be important to continue having a crate available. He is working on his commands and house training. He knows sit, and come and has some days with no accidents, some with multiple. Like any young pup he will need a family committed to furthering his training. Harry is a friendly pup who likes meeting new friends - human and canine alike. He can be a bit shy in crowds and new places, so he will need someone with patience and who will let him explore at his pace. Harry has grown so much in the two weeks with his foster family, going from a quiet pup who didnt know how to play to a goofy sock stealing guy who likes to bark at his foster siblings for not playing with him. If you're looking for an affectionate goofy guy who loves to zoom around outside, smell ALL the smells, and cuddle up for a snooze, Harry might just be the right fit! Apply today to meet him! Available today for adoption with Paws Across Pittsburgh, KL 16182.

• Behavioral Characteristics

  OK with Kids:	Yes
  OK with Dogs:	Yes
  OK with Cats:	Yes

• Additional Information

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