Atlas

Atlas has received lots of adoption interest, and its easy to see why-hes a striking, sweet, goofy two year old with big energy and floppy ears. As his foster, heres what weve learned: Atlas is still very much a young dog who needs exercise, structure, and continued training. Hes working on not jumping and not using his mouth to show excitement, so a home without small children is best. He currently gets a short daily walk but needs more activity.<br/>Atlas is extremely social and thrives with other dogs. He plays hard, runs full speed, wrestles, and loves to cuddle with canine friends. Without another dog to run and play with, his humans will need to provide significant exercise and outlets for his energy.<br/>He sleeps quietly in a crate at night but struggles with daytime crating and will most likely bark while adjusting. He can be trusted loose in the home with supervision. Hes curious about small dogs and cats but shows playfulness, not prey drivedog savvy cats should be fine.<br/>Atlas is also very athletic and has climbed a 4 ft fence so a secure 6 ft fenced in yard is optimal. Ultimately. Atlas is a loving, social, energetic dog who will thrive with guidance, activity, and ideally a playful canine companion.<br/><br/>Atlas' adoption fee is $150 fully vetted. Save Ohio Strays does not have a shelter. Our dogs are integrated into their foster homes who can tell you all about them to make the transition into your home informative and supportive. Our first step to adopt is always our online application at saveohiostrays.org. Save Ohio Strays does NOT claim or guarantee any breeds given in this description. These are best guess descriptions for breed. SOS NEVER ships pets and will not adopt out to a driving radius greater than 3 hours from Medina, Ohio.

Atlas has received lots of adoption interest, and its easy to see why-hes a striking, sweet, goofy two year old with big energy and floppy ears. As his foster, heres what weve learned: Atlas is still very much a young dog who needs exercise, structure, and continued training. Hes working on not jumping and not using his mouth to show excitement, so a home without small children is best. He currently gets a short daily walk but needs more activity.
Atlas is extremely social and thrives with other dogs. He plays hard, runs full speed, wrestles, and loves to cuddle with canine friends. Without another dog to run and play with, his humans will need to provide significant exercise and outlets for his energy.
He sleeps quietly in a crate at night but struggles with daytime crating and will most likely bark while adjusting. He can be trusted loose in the home with supervision. Hes curious about small dogs and cats but shows playfulness, not prey drivedog savvy cats should be fine.
Atlas is also very athletic and has cl

Atlas has received lots of adoption interest, and its easy to see why-hes a striking, sweet, goofy two year old with big energy and floppy ears. As his foster, heres what weve learned: Atlas is still very much a young dog who needs exercise, structure, and continued training. Hes working on not jumping and not using his mouth to show excitement, so a home without small children is best. He currently gets a short daily walk but needs more activity.
Atlas is extremely social and thrives with other dogs. He plays hard, runs full speed, wrestles, and loves to cuddle with canine friends. Without another dog to run and play with, his humans will need to provide significant exercise and outlets for his energy.
He sleeps quietly in a crate at night but struggles with daytime crating and will most likely bark while adjusting. He can be trusted loose in the home with supervision. Hes curious about small dogs and cats but shows playfulness, not prey drivedog savvy cats should be fine.
Atlas is also very athletic and has climbed a 4 ft fence so a secure 6 ft fenced in yard is optimal. Ultimately. Atlas is a loving, social, energetic dog who will thrive with guidance, activity, and ideally a playful canine companion.

Atlas' adoption fee is $150 fully vetted. Save Ohio Strays does not have a shelter. Our dogs are integrated into their foster homes who can tell you all about them to make the transition into yo