


Copper
- Puppy
- Male
- Large
- Coonhound
- German Shepherd Dog
About Copper
Lincoln University, PA
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Copper's Compatibility
This pet has good 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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Copper's Story
Meet Copper...<br/><br/>Looking for a four-legged adventure buddy? Copper is ready to be your sidekick!<br/><br/>At just 8-9 months old, this handsome Coonhound/German Shepherd mix is already tipping the scales at around 70 pounds—but don't let his size fool you. Copper is a gentle, happy-go-lucky young dog with a heart just as big as he is.<br/><br/>He loves making new friends, whether they have two legs or four, and he's wonderful with people of all ages. While he definitely inherited the Coonhound look, he's surprisingly quiet and would much rather spend his time exploring trails, playing in the yard, or hanging out with his favorite people.<br/><br/>Copper is crate trained, mostly housebroken, and eager to continue learning. His dream home would be with an active family that enjoys walks, hikes, or outdoor adventures. A fenced yard or a playful canine sibling would be a bonus, but what Copper truly wants is someone to love him and include him in life's adventures.<br/><br/>This sweet young boy has so much love to give. All he needs is a family to give him the chance.<br/><br/>If Copper sounds like the perfect addition to your family, send us a PM for an adoption application. His next adventure is waiting—and he hopes it's with you.
Meet Copper...
Looking for a four-legged adventure buddy? Copper is ready to be your sidekick!
At just 8-9 months old, this handsome Coonhound/German Shepherd mix is already tipping the scales at around 70 pounds—but don't let his size fool you. Copper is a gentle, happy-go-lucky young dog with a heart just as big as he is.
He loves making new friends, whether they have two legs or four, and he's wonderful with people of all ages. While he definitely inherited the Coonhound look, he's surprisingly quiet and would much rather spend his time exploring trails, playing in the yard, or hanging out with his favorite people.
Copper is crate trained, mostly housebroken, and eager to continue learning. His dream home would be with an active family that enjoys walks, hikes, or outdoor adventures. A fenced yard or a playful canine sibling would be a bonus, but what Copper truly wants is someone to love him and include him in life's adventures.
This sweet young boy has so much love to give. A
Meet Copper...
Looking for a four-legged adventure buddy? Copper is ready to be your sidekick!
At just 8-9 months old, this handsome Coonhound/German Shepherd mix is already tipping the scales at around 70 pounds—but don't let his size fool you. Copper is a gentle, happy-go-lucky young dog with a heart just as big as he is.
He loves making new friends, whether they have two legs or four, and he's wonderful with people of all ages. While he definitely inherited the Coonhound look, he's surprisingly quiet and would much rather spend his time exploring trails, playing in the yard, or hanging out with his favorite people.
Copper is crate trained, mostly housebroken, and eager to continue learning. His dream home would be with an active family that enjoys walks, hikes, or outdoor adventures. A fenced yard or a playful canine sibling would be a bonus, but what Copper truly wants is someone to love him and include him in life's adventures.
This sweet young boy has so much love to give. All he needs is a family to give him the chance.
If Copper sounds like the perfect addition to your family, send us a PM for an adoption application. His next adventure is waiting—and he hopes it's with you.
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