Bob

He’s shared his kennel space with so many puppies that have been chosen before him, for some reason he is always the one left behind. <br/><br/>I finally worked with Bob for the first time yesterday, I normally don’t work with pups unless they are growing up in the shelter, and unfortunately for Bob he is months into being moved to Adoption Avenue... <br/><br/>He needs a chance to grow up in a home, loved on consistently and given the guidance (be it from you or you investing in training) to live a long, happy, and healthy life. <br/><br/>Ideal home: Puppies take a lot, but routine and positive reinforcement go a long way! Puppies are best in homes that have the patience and ability to deliver the training, or invest in it! <br/><br/>This bio was written by Tessa Parker of @DBSRescue based on first hand experience through the DBS Rescue shelter support program. Observations are opinions are DBS Rescue’s and do not represent the shelter.

He’s shared his kennel space with so many puppies that have been chosen before him, for some reason he is always the one left behind.

I finally worked with Bob for the first time yesterday, I normally don’t work with pups unless they are growing up in the shelter, and unfortunately for Bob he is months into being moved to Adoption Avenue...

He needs a chance to grow up in a home, loved on consistently and given the guidance (be it from you or you investing in training) to live a long, happy, and healthy life.

Ideal home: Puppies take a lot, but routine and positive reinforcement go a long way! Puppies are best in homes that have the patience and ability to deliver the training, or invest in it!

This bio was written by Tessa Parker of @DBSRescue based on first hand experience through the DBS Rescue shelter support program. Observations are opinions are DBS Rescue’s and do not represent the shelter.

He’s shared his kennel space with so many puppies that have been chosen before him, for some reason he is always the one left behind.

I finally worked with Bob for the first time yesterday, I normally don’t work with pups unless they are growing up in the shelter, and unfortunately for Bob he is months into being moved to Adoption Avenue...

He needs a chance to grow up in a home, loved on consistently and given the guidance (be it from you or you investing in training) to live a long, happy, and healthy life.

Ideal home: Puppies take a lot, but routine and positive reinforcement go a long way! Puppies are best in homes that have the patience and ability to deliver the training, or invest in it!

This bio was written by Tessa Parker of @DBSRescue based on first hand experience through the DBS Rescue shelter support program. Observations are opinions are DBS Rescue’s and do not represent the shelter.