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Hershel

  • Adult
  • Male
  • Medium

About Hershel

Pittsburgh, PA

Breed

Physical Traits

Adult
(3-8 years)
Male
Medium
(26-60 lbs)
Tricolor (Brown, Black, & White)

Behavior

House-trained: Yes

Health

Spayed/Neutered:
Yes
Vaccinated:
Yes
Special Needs:
Yes

Hershel’s Compatibility

    This pet has good compatibility with kids.

    This pet has good compatibility with dogs.

    This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.

    This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.

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Hershel's Story

Hi there!<br/><br/> My name is Hershel. I'm 6 years old, neutered and house trained male. I get along with most other dogs; I would be fine as an only dog but preferably would have some other dog siblings to keep me company. I am crate trained (though I don't like it very much). I am a bit of a chunky beagle (in part because of my Cushings disease – more below). My fosters are working on getting my weight down to a healthy number. I am very food motivated and know a few tricks such as sit and speak. I sleep well through the night and have a very friendly disposition.<br/><br/> I am a bit of a food thief, so you shouldn't leave human food unattended around me. Like most beagles, I am a howler. For this reason, an apartment or townhouse is not recommended as I like to sing the song of my people quite often (and loudly). I would do best with non-aggressive/non-territorial K9 siblings. I am a very good boy, but have shown some food and toy aggression in the past towards other dogs. I've never been tested around cats. I have never shown any aggression to humans though, and I should be fine in a house with children.<br/><br/> I was surrendered by my previous owners to a shelter in northern Ohio for unknown reasons. I was recently diagnosed with Cushings disease. This means I have an overproduction of cortisol by the adrenal or pituitary glands. I will have this for the rest of my life, but my symptoms are controlled with a daily pill of Vetoryl. My new owners will need to give me my pill daily. This cost about $60-75 a month and I will also need blood tests twice a year to check that my dosage is correct. Dogs with Cushings disease tend be pot-bellied, drink and urinate more than other dogs, and sadly this can cause a decrease in over-all life expectancy.<br/><br/> I really am a sweet and well-mannered beagle. Although I know my Cushings means I'll have to find just the right family – the search starts right here! If you think you might be interested in adoption, please click the link below! Or email the rescue directly at FHBRinfo@gmail.com.<br/><br/>Find us on Facebook under Forever Home Beagle Rescue or visit our website at www.rescueabeagle.org

Hi there!

My name is Hershel. I'm 6 years old, neutered and house trained male. I get along with most other dogs; I would be fine as an only dog but preferably would have some other dog siblings to keep me company. I am crate trained (though I don't like it very much). I am a bit of a chunky beagle (in part because of my Cushings disease – more below). My fosters are working on getting my weight down to a healthy number. I am very food motivated and know a few tricks such as sit and speak. I sleep well through the night and have a very friendly disposition.

I am a bit of a food thief, so you shouldn't leave human food unattended around me. Like most beagles, I am a howler. For this reason, an apartment or townhouse is not recommended as I like to sing the song of my people quite often (and loudly). I would do best with non-aggressive/non-territorial K9 siblings. I am a very good boy, but have shown some food and toy aggression in the past towards other dogs. I've never been tested around cats. I

Hi there!

My name is Hershel. I'm 6 years old, neutered and house trained male. I get along with most other dogs; I would be fine as an only dog but preferably would have some other dog siblings to keep me company. I am crate trained (though I don't like it very much). I am a bit of a chunky beagle (in part because of my Cushings disease – more below). My fosters are working on getting my weight down to a healthy number. I am very food motivated and know a few tricks such as sit and speak. I sleep well through the night and have a very friendly disposition.

I am a bit of a food thief, so you shouldn't leave human food unattended around me. Like most beagles, I am a howler. For this reason, an apartment or townhouse is not recommended as I like to sing the song of my people quite often (and loudly). I would do best with non-aggressive/non-territorial K9 siblings. I am a very good boy, but have shown some food and toy aggression in the past towards other dogs. I've never been tested around cats. I have never shown any aggression to humans though, and I should be fine in a house with children.

I was surrendered by my previous owners to a shelter in northern Ohio for unknown reasons. I was recently diagnosed with Cushings disease. This means I have an overproduction of cortisol by the adrenal or pituitary glands. I will have this for the rest of my life, but my symptoms are contro

Hershel is from Forever Home Beagle Rescue

[Pittsburgh, PA]

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