COPPER

Meet COOPER, an almost 5 year old Siberian Husky who found himself at the Harrison County Dog Pound in Cadiz, OH when his family could no longer care for him. His world may have changed, but COOPER is trying not to let it affect that big Husky smile or his rather impressive opinion of himself. COOPER lived with a little child and was very good with and tolerant of him. Like any respectable gentleman, he does have his limits, though, and when the small human exceeded COOPERs daily allotment of nonsense, hed give a bark to say the days festivities needed to come to a conclusion. COOPER loves cats, maybe too enthusiastically for some felines since he enjoys chasing them to play, unaware that some cats dont appreciate a recreational activity that includes being chased by a big Siberian Husky. When it comes to other dogs, COOPER does better with calm canines who dont have to run the show. The crown in COOPERs imaginary kingdom fits his head perfectly so why should he share it? A meetngreet with your dog will be necessary. With people, COOPER is a social butterfly. He loves making new friends. No reason to be aloof if it means there are more humans to shower him with attention. COOPER does seem to suffer a bit from a breed identity crisis. Someone might have to explain to him that hes a Husky, not a Beagle. Put that nose to the ground and hell sniff, follow, and investigate every last scent as if he was hired by the FBIs Canine Forensics Unit. COOPER is energetic and strong, and loves to run. A 4 foot fence is less of a barrier and more of a minor inconvenience. He can scale one with ease, so his future family needs to make sure he will have a secure way to enjoy the outdoors. Large and in charge, consider adding COOPER to your family. Hes housebroken and scheduled to be neutered this month. <br/><br/>Harrison County Dog Pound. 82900 Toot Rd. Cadiz, OH 43950. Open: Monday-Friday from 10am-4pm; Saturday 9am-2pm; closed Sundays and holidays. Adoption applications are available at the pound or online at harrisoncountydogpoundvolunteers.org. Apple users must submit application using Google, not Safari. Out of state adoptions are welcomed. $40 adoption fee. 740-942-4080

Meet COOPER, an almost 5 year old Siberian Husky who found himself at the Harrison County Dog Pound in Cadiz, OH when his family could no longer care for him. His world may have changed, but COOPER is trying not to let it affect that big Husky smile or his rather impressive opinion of himself. COOPER lived with a little child and was very good with and tolerant of him. Like any respectable gentleman, he does have his limits, though, and when the small human exceeded COOPERs daily allotment of nonsense, hed give a bark to say the days festivities needed to come to a conclusion. COOPER loves cats, maybe too enthusiastically for some felines since he enjoys chasing them to play, unaware that some cats dont appreciate a recreational activity that includes being chased by a big Siberian Husky. When it comes to other dogs, COOPER does better with calm canines who dont have to run the show. The crown in COOPERs imaginary kingdom fits his head perfectly so why should he share it? A meetngreet with your dog will be necessary. With pe

Meet COOPER, an almost 5 year old Siberian Husky who found himself at the Harrison County Dog Pound in Cadiz, OH when his family could no longer care for him. His world may have changed, but COOPER is trying not to let it affect that big Husky smile or his rather impressive opinion of himself. COOPER lived with a little child and was very good with and tolerant of him. Like any respectable gentleman, he does have his limits, though, and when the small human exceeded COOPERs daily allotment of nonsense, hed give a bark to say the days festivities needed to come to a conclusion. COOPER loves cats, maybe too enthusiastically for some felines since he enjoys chasing them to play, unaware that some cats dont appreciate a recreational activity that includes being chased by a big Siberian Husky. When it comes to other dogs, COOPER does better with calm canines who dont have to run the show. The crown in COOPERs imaginary kingdom fits his head perfectly so why should he share it? A meetngreet with your dog will be necessary. With people, COOPER is a social butterfly. He loves making new friends. No reason to be aloof if it means there are more humans to shower him with attention. COOPER does seem to suffer a bit from a breed identity crisis. Someone might have to explain to him that hes a Husky, not a Beagle. Put that nose to the ground and hell sniff, follow, and investigate every last scent as if he was hired by the FBIs C