Funzie

We rescued Funzie from a central valley animal shelter in May, 2021. He's about 2 years old, and he's usually a very even-tempered dog but he will need someone energetic and experienced. He shares a kennel with a hyper female Dobie and never challenges her. Funzie is about 2 years old and average size for a male, with a long tail that is wagging whenever he greets us. He was adopted briefly but returned because despite being good with all other dogs we have introduced him to, he couldn't get along with the female dog in the home. Any potential adopters must bring along any current dogs for introductions. The previous adopter also reported that he was "mouthy" so we want to see him with someone that can handle his physical and training needs.

We rescued Funzie from a central valley animal shelter in May, 2021. He's about 2 years old, and he's usually a very even-tempered dog but he will need someone energetic and experienced. He shares a kennel with a hyper female Dobie and never challenges her. Funzie is about 2 years old and average size for a male, with a long tail that is wagging whenever he greets us. He was adopted briefly but returned because despite being good with all other dogs we have introduced him to, he couldn't get along with the female dog in the home. Any potential adopters must bring along any current dogs for introductions. The previous adopter also reported that he was "mouthy" so we want to see him with someone that can handle his physical and training needs.

We rescued Funzie from a central valley animal shelter in May, 2021. He's about 2 years old, and he's usually a very even-tempered dog but he will need someone energetic and experienced. He shares a kennel with a hyper female Dobie and never challenges her. Funzie is about 2 years old and average size for a male, with a long tail that is wagging whenever he greets us. He was adopted briefly but returned because despite being good with all other dogs we have introduced him to, he couldn't get along with the female dog in the home. Any potential adopters must bring along any current dogs for introductions. The previous adopter also reported that he was "mouthy" so we want to see him with someone that can handle his physical and training needs.