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Bailey

  • Adult
  • Male
  • Large
  • German Shepherd Dog

About Bailey

Jarrell, TX

Breed

German Shepherd Dog

Physical Traits

Adult
(3-8 years)
Male
Large
(61-100 lbs)
Coat: Medium
Black, Yellow / Tan / Blond / Fawn

Behavior

Personality
Curious, Brave, Playful, Loyal, Friendly, Athletic, Loves
House-trained: Yes

Health

Spayed/Neutered:
Yes
Vaccinated:
Yes

Bailey's Compatibility

  • This pet has unknown compatibility with kids.

  • This pet has good compatibility with dogs.

  • This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.

  • This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.

Adoption Fee

$300

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Bailey's Story

Quick Stats:<br/>• Neutered Male<br/>• Approximately 2 ½ years old (DOB 2.26.2023)<br/>• Vaccinated<br/>• Heartworm negative and on prevention<br/>• Microchipped <br/>• House trained / Bell trained<br/>• Not a fan of being crated at night, will go to crate when foster leaves the house. <br/>• OK with other dogs with proper introductions (came from a household with a small dog)<br/>• Hesitant with new people but will warm up over time<br/>• Tested with cats and he’s OK with them with proper correction if he gets too playful<br/>• About 80 pounds<br/>• Food motivated, playful (put balls away when done) and will be your accountability partner for his daily walks (2 x 1.5 miles daily with foster)<br/>Fostered in Jarrell, Texas (near Austin)<br/><br/>Meet Bailey<br/>My name is Bailey. I was surrendered with the name Baileys and my Foster Dad just dropped the S as I only needed one personality. I am a mix of some sort and my vet and foster dad thinks I’m a Belgian/German shepherd mix. <br/><br/>I’m extremely smart, probably smarter than my Foster Dad but don’t tell him that. I love long walks and I hold my Foster Dad accountable for making sure I get one in the morning and in the evening before bed. <br/><br/>I love to play ball in the backyard and my Foster Dad takes me out several times per day to toss balls for me. He throws 10 balls for me and tells me ‘last one’ on number 10 and I know that it’s time to go in. He then tells me to put my ball away and I’ll drop it at the closet door for him to put up. I cannot be trusted to have balls out on my own as I tend to drive people batty with handing them my wet slobbery ball all day (and all night).<br/><br/>I am bell trained at the back door and will jingle my bells when I need to go out to take care of business. I’ll jingle them other times as well just to make sure I’m getting the love an attention that I deserve or if I just want to go do a lap around the yard. When I go out, my Foster Dad goes with me as I like my people near. If he doesn’t come, I’ll wait by the back door for him to come. If he puts me out by myself, I’ll give him dirty looks from the back window. <br/><br/>I am a Velcro dog. Like to go to the bathroom by yourself? Those days are over. I won’t get in the shower with you, and the tub I’m not sure of. I do cooperate (mostly) when I’m getting a bath. It has to be fun, right? Oh, and when I say Velcro, I mean Billy Mays middle of the night infomercial strength Velcro. I do have some separation anxiety, but my Foster Dad checks on me from the camera and talks to me when he’s away. I hear his voice in that little camera thing over there and I don’t know how he does it.<br/>I do well riding in the backseat of the truck and have only tried to ride shotgun once. I do bark at motorcycles and sometimes other dogs that I see. <br/><br/>I love visits to Academy Sports in Georgetown as there’s the guys in the back corner that have a cookie jar on the shelf, and they spoil me with treats when I visit. <br/><br/>I can be a little spooked by new things. With Halloween coming, people in the neighborhood are putting up their decorations. I’m fine with most but that air filled black cat with the moving head and beady red eyes will get me a little anxious. Occasionally on my walks I have been spooked and have attempted to get out of my harness. Calm reassurance from my Foster Dad calms me down and I settle down, get some pets and reassurance and I’m back to my normal self.<br/><br/>I walk well on a leash and don’t pull unless you’re walking too slow for me. I love my bandana that my foster dad gave to me – I’ll call it my Dobbie sock as it calmed my anxiety a little bit. <br/><br/>I was abandoned by one of my former owners and I was very cautious and did not let my foster dad touch me for about 10 days. He came to my home and let me out, fed and played ball with me. After some time, I figured he was not so bad so I gave him kisses and a few days later he moved me to his home where I am now. <br/><br/>I do have training and know such things as Sit, Lay, Stay, Place (head inside immediately or go to my crate), kennel, wait, leave it and cross (used when crossing each intersection during a walk if the path is different from the routine). <br/><br/>My foster sister is a black kitty who used to be feral. She’s living her best life now and if I get out of line, she tells me. I do like to mess with her though but I know she’s the boss. <br/><br/>At night my Foster Dad has crated me and I don’t care for this much. I love the nights when I get to take over 90% of the bed and snuggle with my foster dad. I give good hugs and kisses and I do share the bed with my foster sister (although she can spook me if she sneaks in bed in the dark as she’s all black).<br/>?<br/>I enjoy my toys and there’s not a stuffy alive that I’ve not destroyed in 3 seconds flat. I have one small stuffy that I’ve not destroyed and I don’t remember why. It may have been my first toy so it’s important to me.<br/><br/>Link to Application:<br/>http://www.gsdrescuectx.com/adoption-application.html

Quick Stats:
• Neutered Male
• Approximately 2 ½ years old (DOB 2.26.2023)
• Vaccinated
• Heartworm negative and on prevention
• Microchipped
• House trained / Bell trained
• Not a fan of being crated at night, will go to crate when foster leaves the house.
• OK with other dogs with proper introductions (came from a household with a small dog)
• Hesitant with new people but will warm up over time
• Tested with cats and he’s OK with them with proper correction if he gets too playful
• About 80 pounds
• Food motivated, playful (put balls away when done) and will be your accountability partner for his daily walks (2 x 1.5 miles daily with foster)
Fostered in Jarrell, Texas (near Austin)

Meet Bailey
My name is Bailey. I was surrendered with the name Baileys and my Foster Dad just dropped the S as I only needed one personality. I am a mix of some sort and my vet and foster dad thinks I’m a Belgian/German shepherd mix.

I’m extremely smart, probably smarte

Quick Stats:
• Neutered Male
• Approximately 2 ½ years old (DOB 2.26.2023)
• Vaccinated
• Heartworm negative and on prevention
• Microchipped
• House trained / Bell trained
• Not a fan of being crated at night, will go to crate when foster leaves the house.
• OK with other dogs with proper introductions (came from a household with a small dog)
• Hesitant with new people but will warm up over time
• Tested with cats and he’s OK with them with proper correction if he gets too playful
• About 80 pounds
• Food motivated, playful (put balls away when done) and will be your accountability partner for his daily walks (2 x 1.5 miles daily with foster)
Fostered in Jarrell, Texas (near Austin)

Meet Bailey
My name is Bailey. I was surrendered with the name Baileys and my Foster Dad just dropped the S as I only needed one personality. I am a mix of some sort and my vet and foster dad thinks I’m a Belgian/German shepherd mix.

I’m extremely smart, probably smarter than my Foster Dad but don’t tell him that. I love long walks and I hold my Foster Dad accountable for making sure I get one in the morning and in the evening before bed.

I love to play ball in the backyard and my Foster Dad takes me out several times per day to toss balls for me. He throws 10 balls for me and tells me ‘last one’ on number 10 and I know that it’s time to go in. He th

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How To Adopt

Bailey was listed as Adoptable by German Shepherd Rescue Central Texas
How can I adopt Bailey?
Click the Start Your Inquiry button, and share some preliminary details with German Shepherd Rescue Central Texas. They may then ask for more details or an official application prior to an adoption. If you're a match, they'll reach out with next steps and timing.
How can I find out if Bailey is a good fit for me?
Click the "See How You Match" button, answer a few simple questions, and see how you match up! It takes less than a minute to complete. You can also reach out directly to German Shepherd Rescue Central Texas for details on the pet.
When can I meet Bailey?
If you've submitted an inquiry, German Shepherd Rescue Central Texas will review your information and may ask you to fill out an official application. If you're a good fit for Bailey, they'll reach out to set up a meeting.
What if I have more questions about the adoption process?
Just reach out directly to German Shepherd Rescue Central Texas, and they'll be happy to help!
German Shepherd Rescue Central Texas's Adoption Policy
Adoption Process Carefully consider if you are ready for a dog. The dog you adopt is a LIFETIME commitment. Meet the Adoption Criteria? -You must be an adult who can maintain a household and provide references. -Have a suitable, fenced yard prior to bringing your dog home. We will only do ONE home check so please be ready. We do not adopt dogs to homes with electric fences. -Provide necessary vet care & training if any issues arise. -Allow a 30-Day adjustment period. -Advise us immediately if any problems arise. -We appreciate updates and photos! Fill out the Adoption Application. This is found at the following link: https://www.gsdrescuectx.com/adoption-application.html -You MUST complete an application and be approved before meeting any of our dogs. -Please allow at least 48 hours for us to review your application. It typically takes a week to fully process your application. -Allow us to conduct a Home Check. -Once your application is approved, meet foster dogs. -You MUST bring ALL members of the family, including your own dogs. - Pay the adoption fee of $300.00. This fee helps recover some of the cost of: Shelter release fees -Vet Care -Medications -Food Sign the Adoption Contract. This is found at the following link: https://www.gsdrescuectx.com/adoption-contract.html Adoption Policy We place our dogs into the most suitable home according to their temperament and needs. It is not unusual for multiple families to be interested in the same dog at the same time. We commend your desire to save a rescue dog!

Bailey is from German Shepherd Rescue Central Texas

[Round Rock, TX]

Our Mission
German Shepherd Rescue of Central Texas strives to save German Shepherds and German Shepherd mixes from neglect, abuse, and premature death. We give rescued dogs a chance to have the good life they deserve through rescue, adoption, referrals, and behavior counseling. We do not sell dogs. We adopt intelligent, sensitive bein...
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