Gentry

Gentry is an Australian Shepherd. We think he may be around 6 years of age and weighs almost 50 pounds (he needs to lose weight). Gentry is a good boy and well-behaved in the house. He is crate trained but does not need to be crated and we do not crate him. He will sleep in a crate with the door open. He walks well on a leash and comes when called. He loves treats and is treat-motivated. He rides well in a vehicle without restraint but does need to be lifted inside. He uses the potty pads in the house if he cannot get out when he needs to go. Gentry is a low-energy dog and spends most of the day inside lying on one of the dog beds. He goes outside to potty and explore the yard. He barks when he gets excited. Gentry will do best in a home with another adult Aussie to encourage him to play. <br/><br/>Gentry took refuge at a home out in the country. He had multiple bites and bruises around his neck and stomach, suggesting one or more dogs or coyotes had probably attacked him. It has been two years and his wounds have healed, yet he still runs to the house whenever the other dogs get too rowdy. Gentry is sweet but timid. He needs a quiet home with gentle, loving people to help him gain confidence and overcome his fears. He is a wonderful dog that deserves a loving forever home. Gentry must be in the house as a loved member of the family. He must be walked on a leash and must have a secure fenced yard where he feels safe to explore and play.<br/><br/>Gentry is neutered, fully vaccinated (DAPPvL2, Lyme, Bordatella, rabies), and microchipped. He receives monthly heartworm and flea prevention. He was treated for heartworms using the slow-kill method (we are happy to explain) and is now heartworm-free. Gentry will require periodic grooming because 1.) his tail has been completely cut off, so feces collects back there, and 2.) he gets extremely hot in the summer, and shaving helps him cool down. <br/><br/>We will consider both in-state and out-of-state applications for Gentry. His in-state adoption fee is $200 and his $450 out-of-state adoption fee includes the cost of ground transport by a reputable and trusted company to the NE or Pacific NW. He can be transported after he is adopted. Please email 2manydogstx@gmail.com if you are interested in adopting this good boy. Our website is 2manydogsrescue.org and if you are on Facebook, PLEASE visit and LIKE our page: www.facebook.com/2ManyDogsRescue

Gentry is an Australian Shepherd. We think he may be around 6 years of age and weighs almost 50 pounds (he needs to lose weight). Gentry is a good boy and well-behaved in the house. He is crate trained but does not need to be crated and we do not crate him. He will sleep in a crate with the door open. He walks well on a leash and comes when called. He loves treats and is treat-motivated. He rides well in a vehicle without restraint but does need to be lifted inside. He uses the potty pads in the house if he cannot get out when he needs to go. Gentry is a low-energy dog and spends most of the day inside lying on one of the dog beds. He goes outside to potty and explore the yard. He barks when he gets excited. Gentry will do best in a home with another adult Aussie to encourage him to play.

Gentry took refuge at a home out in the country. He had multiple bites and bruises around his neck and stomach, suggesting one or more dogs or coyotes had probably attacked him. It has been two years and his wounds have healed

Gentry is an Australian Shepherd. We think he may be around 6 years of age and weighs almost 50 pounds (he needs to lose weight). Gentry is a good boy and well-behaved in the house. He is crate trained but does not need to be crated and we do not crate him. He will sleep in a crate with the door open. He walks well on a leash and comes when called. He loves treats and is treat-motivated. He rides well in a vehicle without restraint but does need to be lifted inside. He uses the potty pads in the house if he cannot get out when he needs to go. Gentry is a low-energy dog and spends most of the day inside lying on one of the dog beds. He goes outside to potty and explore the yard. He barks when he gets excited. Gentry will do best in a home with another adult Aussie to encourage him to play.

Gentry took refuge at a home out in the country. He had multiple bites and bruises around his neck and stomach, suggesting one or more dogs or coyotes had probably attacked him. It has been two years and his wounds have healed, yet he still runs to the house whenever the other dogs get too rowdy. Gentry is sweet but timid. He needs a quiet home with gentle, loving people to help him gain confidence and overcome his fears. He is a wonderful dog that deserves a loving forever home. Gentry must be in the house as a loved member of the family. He must be walked on a leash and must have a secure fenced yard where he feels