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Grizzly, a Adopted mixed breed in Brownstown, IN image 3/5

Grizzly

Young
Male
Medium

German Shepherd Dog
Airedale Terrier

About Grizzly

Brownstown, IN

Breed

German Shepherd Dog&Airedale TerrierMix

Physical Traits

Young

(1-3 years)

Male

Medium

(26-60 lbs)

Behavior

House-trained: Yes

Health

Spayed/Neutered:

Yes

Vaccinated:

Yes

Grizzly’s Compatibility

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Grizzly's Story

Meet Grizzly! <br/>Grizz is a 6-month-old German shepherd terrier mix who has just as much personality as he does beard! Grizz walks well on a leash, he loves kids and loves human attention! Grizz can be a little shy when first meeting other dogs but he quickly warms up! Grizz loves to ride in the car and just sits there quietly looking out the window! <br/>Grizz does have a bad habit of hopping fences. He can clear our 8 foot fence at the shelter with ease. We believe he would do best in a home with an underground fence vs a chain link fence! Grizz never goes far and always comes back when he is called!<br/>If you are interested in Grizzly please reach out at 812-358-2141 option 4 or message us here!

Meet Grizzly!
Grizz is a 6-month-old German shepherd terrier mix who has just as much personality as he does beard! Grizz walks well on a leash, he loves kids and loves human attention! Grizz can be a little shy when first meeting other dogs but he quickly warms up! Grizz loves to ride in the car and just sits there quietly looking out the window!
Grizz does have a bad habit of hopping fences. He can clear our 8 foot fence at the shelter with ease. We believe he would do best in a home with an underground fence vs a chain link fence! Grizz never goes far and always comes back when he is called!
If you are interested in Grizzly please reach out at 812-358-2141 option 4 or message us here!

Our Mission

To ensure the dogs of Jackson County are either returned to their owners or adopted out to loving homes. All dogs in our facility will be given proper veterinary care and will be spayed and neutered before adopted. We strive to reduce overpopulation by promoting spaying and neutering and working with local shelters to place...