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This helps Weimaraner Rescue of Texas with pet care costs.
I'd like to introduce Tater. He is a big boy, currently weighing in at 115 pounds. And if you think he looks a little different than your Weim, you are correct. Tater is actually only 49% Weim, rest is 29% American Pitbull Terrier, 17% American Staffordshire Terrier and the remaining 5% Boxer and Chow.
Tater is a return to rescue after being with an adopter for about 2 years. There were 3 other dogs in the home and Tater got into a fight with the oldest dog. No details are available about the cause. There were no issues with the other 2 dogs in the home, so Tater has been given another chance at finding his forever home, but only as an only dog.
Tater's birthday is on January 1st and he will be 7 years old. He has a full tail and is neutered. He is also heartworm negative and the vet has given him a clean bill of health. He does have to get two more immunizations to be current and these will happen in the next week or so.
Tater has completed a 6-week training course with a dog trainer. He will walk by your side, sit, and remain in place on command. He is currently pushing back a bit with some of this training, but this is most likely due to his being unsure of what is going on. New people, new places, and missing his old home and routines. The trainer is willing to talk to the foster and/or adopter to help Tater adjust with his new surroundings.
Tater is a bit of a velcro dog. Most of the pictures that have been taken have been close ups.
Tater is currently in the Houston area at a boarding facility, but can be moved to you. He should be in an only dog situation. We are unsure of how he is around cats. Who will give Tater his best birthday present ever - a home?
I'd like to introduce Tater. He is a big boy, currently weighing in at 115 pounds. And if you think he looks a little different than your Weim, you are correct. Tater is actually only 49% Weim, rest is 29% American Pitbull Terrier, 17% American Staffordshire Terrier and the remaining 5% Boxer and Chow.
Tater is a return to rescue after being with an adopter for about 2 years. There were 3 other dogs in the home and Tater got into a fight with the oldest dog. No details are available about the cause. There were no issues with the other 2 dogs in the home, so Tater has been given another chance at finding his forever home, but only as an only dog.
Tater's birthday is on January 1st and he will be 7 years old. He has a full tail and is neutered. He is also heartworm negative and the vet has given him a clean bill of health. He does have to get two more immunizations to be current and these will happen in the next week or so.
Tater has completed a 6-week training course with a dog trainer. He will walk by your side, sit, and remain in place on command. He is currently pushing back a bit with some of this training, but this is most likely due to his being unsure of what is going on. New people, new places, and missing his old home and routines. The trainer is willing to talk to the foster and/or adopter to help Tater adjust with his new surroundings.
Tater is a bit of a velcro dog. Most of the pictures that have been taken have been close ups.
Tater is currently in the Houston area at a boarding facility, but can be moved to you. He should be in an only dog situation. We are unsure of how he is around cats. Who will give Tater his best birthday present ever - a home?
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