Hammi

Hammi is back from his adventure at board and train with<br/><br/>Above the Standard Dog Training<br/><br/>He went down to Florida about 2 months ago after his foster had some concerns<br/><br/>over his reactions to objects and other dogs. After going through the trauma he did, allowing a dog time to heal physically and most importantly mentally is key to success. We learned so much about him and he wasn't actually reactive, just uncertain.<br/><br/>Here is what Emily from training had to say about him - "Hammi can be a little shy with new people, mostly men ,but gets over it pretty quickly and is super sweet. He can absolutely live with another dog, probably a female would be best but I had zero issues with him with multiple dogs. He’s lower energy, doesn’t require a ton of activity. House and crate trained, off leash trained, his manners and obedience are nice. Good in the car travels well. Loves food and treats and marrow bones, knows the treadmill. Not overly excited about toys but he’ll play with them. Zero issues with handling, grooming, no resource issues. Loves to hike and doesn't like the water. He’s a good boy!"<br/><br/>It's time to find this ACCT, Philly survivor a forever home. Hammi is about 2 years old. He is really an amazing dog who beat the odds after almost starving to death. Now let's find him a place to call forever. If you are interested in applying to adopt Hammi just visit our website<br/><br/>https://www.outcastrescue.com/adoption-form-1<br/><br/>to apply

Hammi is back from his adventure at board and train with

Above the Standard Dog Training

He went down to Florida about 2 months ago after his foster had some concerns

over his reactions to objects and other dogs. After going through the trauma he did, allowing a dog time to heal physically and most importantly mentally is key to success. We learned so much about him and he wasn't actually reactive, just uncertain.

Here is what Emily from training had to say about him - "Hammi can be a little shy with new people, mostly men ,but gets over it pretty quickly and is super sweet. He can absolutely live with another dog, probably a female would be best but I had zero issues with him with multiple dogs. He’s lower energy, doesn’t require a ton of activity. House and crate trained, off leash trained, his manners and obedience are nice. Good in the car travels well. Loves food and treats and marrow bones, knows the treadmill. Not overly excited about toys but he’ll play with them. Zero issues with

Hammi is back from his adventure at board and train with

Above the Standard Dog Training

He went down to Florida about 2 months ago after his foster had some concerns

over his reactions to objects and other dogs. After going through the trauma he did, allowing a dog time to heal physically and most importantly mentally is key to success. We learned so much about him and he wasn't actually reactive, just uncertain.

Here is what Emily from training had to say about him - "Hammi can be a little shy with new people, mostly men ,but gets over it pretty quickly and is super sweet. He can absolutely live with another dog, probably a female would be best but I had zero issues with him with multiple dogs. He’s lower energy, doesn’t require a ton of activity. House and crate trained, off leash trained, his manners and obedience are nice. Good in the car travels well. Loves food and treats and marrow bones, knows the treadmill. Not overly excited about toys but he’ll play with them. Zero issues with handling, grooming, no resource issues. Loves to hike and doesn't like the water. He’s a good boy!"

It's time to find this ACCT, Philly survivor a forever home. Hammi is about 2 years old. He is really an amazing dog who beat the odds after almost starving to death. Now let's find him a place to call forever. If you are interested in applying to adopt Hammi just visit our website

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