TOBY - GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG / MIXED (SHORT COAT) DOG FOR ADOPTION

Description

Dog Breed: German Shepherd Dog / Mixed (short coat). Meet Toby (A569143)! A Neutered 3 year old, male, 83lb, German Shepherd Dog. Meet Toby: The Independent Soul Toby is a striking guy with the vibe of a gentle `lone wolf.` He isn’t the type of dog to throw himself into your arms or beg for your attention; instead, he is a quiet observer who is selective about who he lets into his inner circle. Toby is an independent companion who seems entirely content just sharing space and taking in the world. The Best of Toby: The Perfect Walking Partner: Toby walks beautifully on a leash. He doesn't pull or rush; he just enjoys the journey. A True Housebroken Gentleman: Toby arrived at the shelter with a `housebroken` sign, and he proves it every day. He waits incredibly patiently in his kennel until it is time to go outside to do his business. The Low-Maintenance Explorer: Toby isn't motivated by toys, treats, or constant human fuss. On his walks, he is in his element- just sniffing the air, and soaking in the environment on his own terms. ?? Dog Compatibility & Social Style Toby has not yet been in playgroup, but here's what's was gathered on our walk: Through the Fence: When meeting another male dog through a barrier, Toby showed some uncertainty and hesitation. On the Trail: However, out on a walk on an open leash, he was completely unbothered by other dogs nearby. Because fences can sometimes add frustration, Toby will need a little further evaluation to see exactly what kind of canine friends, if any, he prefers. ? Please note: The shelter can be a stressful and scary place, and a dog’s behavior here may not fully reflect how they’ll blossom once they feel safe and decompressed at home. Toby is available to foster or adopt at Prince George’s County Animal Shelter located at 3750 Brown Station Road Upper Marlboro, MD Reel- .facebook/share/r/1JJc2FJa

• Physical Attributes

  Coat Length:

  Short

• Additional Information

  Was the Dog Found

  No