Posted over 9 months ago | Updated 11 hours ago
Meet Troy Bolton! He is Athletic, Handsome and sometimes even shy! He is about 2 years old and only weighs 30 lbs! He needs a home and a yard with a fence like most dogs. He is good with dogs. Currently he is with an older 10 lb female and plays well with same aged 60 lb dog! Good with 14 yr old female – no younger kids in the Foster Family. He is good in a car - he is finally getting used to it! He is potty trained and doesn't mark. He is learning how to walk on a leash and getting better! Troy would be best with older kids since he is not used to lots of noises.
He is skittish and shy. He is scared of everything inside and outside the house – almost as if he was just kept in a crate all day. He needs an experienced dog family. He will warm up to you eventually if you sit on the patio step and let him come to you. He needs to learn and trust and he wil and is with his foster family. Once he warms up to you, he will play ball. He plays nice ball with the other 60 lb dog in the Foster Family – did not witness any aggression or fighting over the ball. He is still working on “drop it” but he will “sit” and wait for you to throw the ball – then he will fetch it. It would be ideal for him to have another dog to learn from and play with! He is a sweet boy who is worth having a loving family love him and build his selfl confidence!
Meet Troy Bolton! He is Athletic, Handsome and sometimes even shy! He is about 2 years old and only weighs 30 lbs! He needs a home and a yard with a fence like most dogs. He is good with dogs. Currently he is with an older 10 lb female and plays well with same aged 60 lb dog! Good with 14 yr old female – no younger kids in the Foster Family. He is good in a car - he is finally getting used to it! He is potty trained and doesn't mark. He is learning how to walk on a leash and getting better! Troy would be best with older kids since he is not used to lots of noises.
He is skittish and shy. He is scared of everything inside and outside the house – almost as if he was just kept in a crate all day. He needs an experienced dog family. He will warm up to you eventually if you sit on the patio step and let him come to you. He needs to learn and trust and he wil and is with his foster family. Once he warms up to you, he will play ball. He plays nice ball with the other 60 lb dog in the Foster Family – did not witness any aggression or fighting over the ball. He is still working on “drop it” but he will “sit” and wait for you to throw the ball – then he will fetch it. It would be ideal for him to have another dog to learn from and play with! He is a sweet boy who is worth having a loving family love him and build his selfl confidence!