Bear

Name: Bear<br/>Age: 7 years<br/>Breed: German Shepherd<br/>Sex: Spayed Female<br/>Vaccinations: Fully vaccinated<br/>Vet Care: Health records available at Bridger Animal Hospital<br/><br/>BIO:<br/>Bear is a gentle, devoted companion. She is a 7‑year‑old German Shepherd with a heart of pure gold. She has been well cared for, is fully vaccinated, and has an<br/>up‑to‑date health record at Bridger Animal Hospital. Bear is loyal, affectionate, and eager to bond with her people.<br/><br/>Personality & Behavior:<br/>Bear is a well‑mannered, intelligent girl who knows her basic commands: sit, stay, lay down, and come. She behaves beautifully in the home, is fully housebroken, and loves being close to her people. She’ll happily follow her companions from room to room and soak up any affection offered. She enjoys playing fetch and simply being in your company. She walks nicely on a leash, and for her comfort and safety, it’s best to keep her leashed in public settings. Bear thrives in a calm, steady environment. She has experience living with toddlers and small children, and she does best when introductions to new people are done calmly and respectfully.<br/><br/>Other Animals:<br/>Bear gets along well with male dogs. She has had issues with certain female dogs in the past, though the conflict was initiated by the other dog. With proper introductions and a little patience, she can adjust to being around other animals — she just needs time for her initial excitement to settle.<br/><br/>Why She’s Being Rehomed:<br/>This decision comes from a place of love and responsibility. Due to my mother’s battle with cancer and the limited space I currently have for Bear, we need to find her a loving, stable, and responsible pet owner who can give her the time, attention, and environment she deserves. Bear is a wonderful dog, and her well‑being is the priority.<br/><br/>Please Contact-<br/>Text: 307‑226‑5237<br/>Email: lordsaxy1@gmail.com<br/><br/>If you feel you may be the right match for Bear, please reach out. Serious inquiries only — we want to ensure she finds a safe, caring, and committed<br/>forever home.

Name: Bear
Age: 7 years
Breed: German Shepherd
Sex: Spayed Female
Vaccinations: Fully vaccinated
Vet Care: Health records available at Bridger Animal Hospital

BIO:
Bear is a gentle, devoted companion. She is a 7‑year‑old German Shepherd with a heart of pure gold. She has been well cared for, is fully vaccinated, and has an
up‑to‑date health record at Bridger Animal Hospital. Bear is loyal, affectionate, and eager to bond with her people.

Personality & Behavior:
Bear is a well‑mannered, intelligent girl who knows her basic commands: sit, stay, lay down, and come. She behaves beautifully in the home, is fully housebroken, and loves being close to her people. She’ll happily follow her companions from room to room and soak up any affection offered. She enjoys playing fetch and simply being in your company. She walks nicely on a leash, and for her comfort and safety, it’s best to keep her leashed in public settings. Bear thrives in a calm, steady environment. She has experience li

Name: Bear
Age: 7 years
Breed: German Shepherd
Sex: Spayed Female
Vaccinations: Fully vaccinated
Vet Care: Health records available at Bridger Animal Hospital

BIO:
Bear is a gentle, devoted companion. She is a 7‑year‑old German Shepherd with a heart of pure gold. She has been well cared for, is fully vaccinated, and has an
up‑to‑date health record at Bridger Animal Hospital. Bear is loyal, affectionate, and eager to bond with her people.

Personality & Behavior:
Bear is a well‑mannered, intelligent girl who knows her basic commands: sit, stay, lay down, and come. She behaves beautifully in the home, is fully housebroken, and loves being close to her people. She’ll happily follow her companions from room to room and soak up any affection offered. She enjoys playing fetch and simply being in your company. She walks nicely on a leash, and for her comfort and safety, it’s best to keep her leashed in public settings. Bear thrives in a calm, steady environment. She has experience living with toddlers and small children, and she does best when introductions to new people are done calmly and respectfully.

Other Animals:
Bear gets along well with male dogs. She has had issues with certain female dogs in the past, though the conflict was initiated by the other dog. With proper introductions and a little patience, she can adjust to being around other animals — she ju