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Black - with Brown, Red, Golden, Orange or Chestnut
Age
3 years 6 months old, Young
Size
Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg) (when grown)
Weight
95 lbs (current)
Sex
Male
Pet ID
A1288268
My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Good with cats
Needs experienced adopter
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Redding is a handsome boy who requires a home that can help establish boundaries for him. Redding is house-trained and enjoys car rides, playing fetch, and playing in the water. He is also a regular in the shelter playgroups and does well with other dogs. Redding is a working dog who will benefit greatly from training and a savvy adopter or foster. He is two years old and is likely a Shepherd/Husky mix. Please help us save Redding by sharing his story.
Observation comments:
It takes time to familiarize and gain trust, so a slow introduction is recommended. This animal requires an experienced handler. It does not do well with sudden human approaches from all directions during the first meet-and-greet.
Summary:
Due to its size and strength, kids need to be supervised around the dog. This animal requires some space for himself, so do not approach without permission from the animal. Attempting to socialize with this animal is safe at a short distance away without constant, straight eye contact. If this animal acknowledges you, he will approach you naturally and accept your invitation. Once that happens, you will be his best buddy for life!
Redding has a hit-or-miss personality. His German Shepherd is a bit picky, but he plays well in the boarding facility playgroup and has been tested at our partnered local boarding club.
His personality will change with a calm, quiet, loving home over time.
Redding is a handsome boy who requires a home that can help establish boundaries for him. Redding is house-trained and enjoys car rides, playing fetch, and playing in the water. He is also a regular in the shelter playgroups and does well with other dogs. Redding is a working dog who will benefit greatly from training and a savvy adopter or foster. He is two years old and is likely a Shepherd/Husky mix. Please help us save Redding by sharing his story.
Observation comments:
It takes time to familiarize and gain trust, so a slow introduction is recommended. This animal requires an experienced handler. It does not do well with sudden human approaches from all directions during the first meet-and-greet.
Summary:
Due to its size and strength, kids need to be supervised around the dog. This animal requires some space for himself, so do not approach without permission from the animal. Attempting to socialize with this animal is safe at a short distance away without constant, straight eye contact. If this animal acknowledges you, he will approach you naturally and accept your invitation. Once that happens, you will be his best buddy for life!
Redding has a hit-or-miss personality. His German Shepherd is a bit picky, but he plays well in the boarding facility playgroup and has been tested at our partnered local boarding club.
His personality will change with a calm, quiet, loving home over time.
Everyone needs to fill out and send the application to us to be approved for pet adoption. We will work with every family.
2.
Meet the Pet
Assume the application is satisfied and approved. We will set up a meet and greet with all family members living with the pet
3.
Sign Adoption Contract
Sign the contract and take the pet home. A post-adoption check is required and needs to agree upon when first fill out the application.
Additional adoption info
Adoptees submit applications, background checks, follow-up adoption processes, and welfare checks.
Post-adoption follow-up is required, as agreed upon during the application process.
Adoptees submit applications, background checks, follow-up adoption processes, and welfare checks.
Post-adoption follow-up is required, as agreed upon during the application process.
