Posted over 6 years ago
| Updated over 6 years ago
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My basic info
Breed
German Shepherd Dog/Schnauzer (Miniature)
Color
Gray/Silver/Salt & Pepper - with Black
Age
7 years 2 months old, Young
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
35 lbs (current)
Sex
Male
Pet ID
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My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Needs experienced adopter
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Clarence appears to be a German Shepherd cross, but what he is mixed with is a bit of a mystery and matter of great debate. Poodle? Terrier? Schnauzer? Whatever the mix, Clarence catches your eye for sure - he's got a distinct look! He looks like a scruffy, small German Shepherd. :-) Clarence is just about a year old now and about 35lbs. He hasn't had any training, but he is eager to please and seems to learn VERY quickly when asked -- but he is jumpy and will do best in a dog-savvy home without young children. He enjoys romping with the other eight month old pup he came up with, and was with other dogs in foster but he can be particular about his friends and seems to prefer girls. Cats are unknown, I'm sorry. He is neutered, microchipped, up-to-date on core vaccines, and on flea/tick and heartworm preventatives. His adoption fee is partially sponsored and is $300. Applications can be found on our website at www.caninecommit.org.
Questions about this dog should be directed to ross@caninecommit.org. Thank you!
A bit more information that you might find helpful:
YES, this dog is here in New Hampshire. Canine Commitment does not post any dogs as available until they are here, in NH, and available to meet before committing to adopt.
Canine Commitment has two licensed shelter locations (at our private residences) in the state of NH, abiding by all state and federal import and quarantine laws. We are a 501c3 not-for-profit organization run by volunteers who just want to help save some lives.
A NOTE ABOUT HOUSETRAINING: We can tell you about our experience with a dog in our homes and in the fosters' homes down south (prior to arrival in NH). Please keep in mind that we do this with a lot of pups -- dogs go directly outside when they come out of their crates and usually are not given free range in our homes without supervision. ANY dog may need time, patience, and consistency to learn your home, your routines, and your expectations of them. Be patient, buy a bottle of carpet cleaner just in case, and give this new relationship some time and TLC. Most pups have been in at least three locations prior to going to your home. They may be confused, unsure of themselves, and looking for cues ... and understanding. They are living, feeling beings who should not be expected to be perfect instantly. (Sometimes, they are. Bonus!)
A NOTE ABOUT LEASH WALKING: In our homes, the pups are in fenced areas. In most cases, volunteers have walked the adult, larger dogs at some point and we have some information from them about the dog's behavior on leash. Most often, we do not. Our experience with them on leash is limited to transfers to/from the car, into/out of the vet's office, etc. Some dogs behave just the way they do in group settings when they are on leash. Other times, they do not. Do not ask too much of a new, adult dog in your home. Give them time to adjust before introducing them to other dogs. Introduce them slowly and with forethought (feel free to ask us for some resources -- we are happy to provide those!).
More questions? Please check out our Adoption FAQ on our website at www.caninecommit.org.
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