Archer

Archer seemed to have drawn the short stick in live. This mere puppy was an owner surrender to the New York Animal Care Shelters due to the landord not allowing and the owner was pregnant!<br/><br/>So off he was carted to the big noisy shelter where he was lost in the sea of animals.<br/><br/>His time was coming to an end and he needed a life saver and that person showed up for him. An amazing foster saved his life and he's now ready for his forever home.<br/><br/>These are ARCHER'S STATS:<br/>Name of foster: Archer<br/>Approximate age: 11 months<br/>Approximate weight: 55 lbs<br/>Breed (s): Pitbull/Boxer/misc. mix<br/>Spayed or neutered? Yes (neutered)<br/>Good with:<br/>kids? Unknown, but original owner said yes; lived in a home with them<br/>strangers? Yes, just working on our introduction manners!<br/>other dogs? Yes, but needs slow introductions (gets very excited, which can be<br/>overwhelming for other dogs)<br/>cats? Unknown<br/>On leash? Working on our leash manners but shows vast improvement with<br/>consistent training! Will need a front-lead harness for a while and someone willing tokeep working on training<br/>Housetrained? Yes, but as he is still a puppy, occasionally will have an<br/>accident if he doesn’t get out enough<br/>Crate trained? Yes! Amazing in the crate<br/><br/><br/>Archer is such a playful goofball who is just as happy playing with you as he is<br/>keeping himself occupied with a ball. He’ll thrive in a home where he has a person<br/>(or people) who can provide him with space and time to finish working on his<br/>manners and play, play, play! He loves to run around outside but is equally jazzed to chase a toy around the living room. He would do well in a home experienced with a young energetic dog who is eager to learn and just needs a little guidance to be the very best companion he can be. Ideally a home where someone is home most of the day as he does need to take periodic potty breaks, or can get a dog walker to break up the day for now. He’ll need consistent outlets for his energy for at least a while ashe has a lot of it, but absolutely doesn’t mean running around outside; he really can wear himself out playing by himself indoors, so doesn’t require an active household, just room to get those zoomies out! I think he would do best as an only dog, but could also see him doing well with an older dog sister or brother who can provide him with examples of good behavior.

Archer seemed to have drawn the short stick in live. This mere puppy was an owner surrender to the New York Animal Care Shelters due to the landord not allowing and the owner was pregnant!

So off he was carted to the big noisy shelter where he was lost in the sea of animals.

His time was coming to an end and he needed a life saver and that person showed up for him. An amazing foster saved his life and he's now ready for his forever home.

These are ARCHER'S STATS:
Name of foster: Archer
Approximate age: 11 months
Approximate weight: 55 lbs
Breed (s): Pitbull/Boxer/misc. mix
Spayed or neutered? Yes (neutered)
Good with:
kids? Unknown, but original owner said yes; lived in a home with them
strangers? Yes, just working on our introduction manners!
other dogs? Yes, but needs slow introductions (gets very excited, which can be
overwhelming for other dogs)
cats? Unknown
On leash? Working on our leash manners but shows vast improvement with
consistent t

Archer seemed to have drawn the short stick in live. This mere puppy was an owner surrender to the New York Animal Care Shelters due to the landord not allowing and the owner was pregnant!

So off he was carted to the big noisy shelter where he was lost in the sea of animals.

His time was coming to an end and he needed a life saver and that person showed up for him. An amazing foster saved his life and he's now ready for his forever home.

These are ARCHER'S STATS:
Name of foster: Archer
Approximate age: 11 months
Approximate weight: 55 lbs
Breed (s): Pitbull/Boxer/misc. mix
Spayed or neutered? Yes (neutered)
Good with:
kids? Unknown, but original owner said yes; lived in a home with them
strangers? Yes, just working on our introduction manners!
other dogs? Yes, but needs slow introductions (gets very excited, which can be
overwhelming for other dogs)
cats? Unknown
On leash? Working on our leash manners but shows vast improvement with
consistent training! Will need a front-lead harness for a while and someone willing tokeep working on training
Housetrained? Yes, but as he is still a puppy, occasionally will have an
accident if he doesn’t get out enough
Crate trained? Yes! Amazing in the crate


Archer is such a playful goofball who is just as happy playing with you as he is
keeping himself occupied with a ball.