Duke

Duke is a goofy, lovable, affectionate boy who just wants to be part of the action! If you let him, he'll happily climb into your lap and soak up all the attention. <br/><br/>Duke may need a little time to feel comfortable with new people, but once you're officially in the "Duke Club," you have a friend for life! Because of his initial wariness, Duke would thrive in a quiet, predictable home without a lot of people coming and going. OAHS staff will teach his adopter how to introduce new people slowly and successfully so everyone feels comfortable.<br/><br/>More about sweet Duke:<br/><br/> 3 years old & 70 pounds<br/><br/> Treat motivated & eager to learn - Duke loves snacks and is happy to work for them!<br/><br/> Knows his basics - He already knows sit, down, and shake.<br/><br/> Quiet home - A predictable environment with a consistent routine will help Duke feel safe and confident.<br/><br/> Teens and up - Because Duke does best with slow, structured introductions to new people, we recommend a home with teenagers or older.<br/><br/> Only dog - He should be the only dog in his home. Any dog introductions outside the home should be done slowly and with professional guidance.<br/><br/> No cats - Duke has a history of focusing on and chasing a cat in his previous home, so we do not recommend him for a home with cats.<br/><br/> Affectionate companion - Once Duke trusts you, he loves being near his people and participating in whatever you're doing.<br/><br/> Neutered, vaccinated & microchipped<br/><br/>Duke's Adoption Fee<br/><br/>Duke's adoption fee is $160 plus the $25 microchip fee and $25 rabies vaccination fee, for a total of $210.<br/><br/>Interested in meeting Duke?<br/><br/>Dog visits are by appointment to ensure staff and space are available to make the best possible match.<br/><br/>The first step is to complete an adoption application on our website: https://www.oahs.org/dog-adoption-process/<br/><br/>Questions? Email dog@oahs.org or call (920) 424-2128 ext. 108.

Duke is a goofy, lovable, affectionate boy who just wants to be part of the action! If you let him, he'll happily climb into your lap and soak up all the attention.

Duke may need a little time to feel comfortable with new people, but once you're officially in the "Duke Club," you have a friend for life! Because of his initial wariness, Duke would thrive in a quiet, predictable home without a lot of people coming and going. OAHS staff will teach his adopter how to introduce new people slowly and successfully so everyone feels comfortable.

More about sweet Duke:

3 years old & 70 pounds

Treat motivated & eager to learn - Duke loves snacks and is happy to work for them!

Knows his basics - He already knows sit, down, and shake.

Quiet home - A predictable environment with a consistent routine will help Duke feel safe and confident.

Teens and up - Because Duke does best with slow, structured introductions to new people, we recommend a home with teenagers or older.

Duke is a goofy, lovable, affectionate boy who just wants to be part of the action! If you let him, he'll happily climb into your lap and soak up all the attention.

Duke may need a little time to feel comfortable with new people, but once you're officially in the "Duke Club," you have a friend for life! Because of his initial wariness, Duke would thrive in a quiet, predictable home without a lot of people coming and going. OAHS staff will teach his adopter how to introduce new people slowly and successfully so everyone feels comfortable.

More about sweet Duke:

3 years old & 70 pounds

Treat motivated & eager to learn - Duke loves snacks and is happy to work for them!

Knows his basics - He already knows sit, down, and shake.

Quiet home - A predictable environment with a consistent routine will help Duke feel safe and confident.

Teens and up - Because Duke does best with slow, structured introductions to new people, we recommend a home with teenagers or older.

Only dog - He should be the only dog in his home. Any dog introductions outside the home should be done slowly and with professional guidance.

No cats - Duke has a history of focusing on and chasing a cat in his previous home, so we do not recommend him for a home with cats.

Affectionate companion - Once Duke trusts you, he loves being near his people and participati