Indiana Jones

Indiana Jones seeks an experienced and active dog adopter to take him home. This adolescent boy shows many of what we would call "herding" behaviors. In his prior home, he would be nippy with the children of the household, and herd them around; classic behavior for the herding breeds. We have been channeling his herding desires into more appropriate pastimes, such as using a herding ball in our yards.<br/><br/>He has no prior experience with felines, but with his desire to herd, he should go to a cat free home. In his prior home, he did ok with another canine friend, but he has not been open to other dogs while here with us, so we feel he sound be the only pet in his new home. <br/><br/>Indiana, while looking for his next adventure, does not handle car rides without an upset stomach, so he seeks a homebody, not a world traveler. He can be a little cautious meeting new humans, but once he sees you are safe, he warms right up. Indiana Jones really needs a home that can provide lots of outlets for his high energy, and someone who will continue working with him with positive reinforcement training. He is doing great with his leash walking, and is eager to learn; this is a dog you could have a lot of fun with, learning new skills and games!<br/><br/>A 5-week Good Manners training course is included in Indiana Jones's $350.00 adoption fee. Please call the Adoption Center at 802-476-3811, or email info@centralvermonthumane.org, to schedule a time to talk to an adoption counselor about him, and to determine if you should meet Indiana Jones.

Indiana Jones seeks an experienced and active dog adopter to take him home. This adolescent boy shows many of what we would call "herding" behaviors. In his prior home, he would be nippy with the children of the household, and herd them around; classic behavior for the herding breeds. We have been channeling his herding desires into more appropriate pastimes, such as using a herding ball in our yards.

He has no prior experience with felines, but with his desire to herd, he should go to a cat free home. In his prior home, he did ok with another canine friend, but he has not been open to other dogs while here with us, so we feel he sound be the only pet in his new home.

Indiana, while looking for his next adventure, does not handle car rides without an upset stomach, so he seeks a homebody, not a world traveler. He can be a little cautious meeting new humans, but once he sees you are safe, he warms right up. Indiana Jones really needs a home that can provide lots of outlets for his high energy, and someone w

Indiana Jones seeks an experienced and active dog adopter to take him home. This adolescent boy shows many of what we would call "herding" behaviors. In his prior home, he would be nippy with the children of the household, and herd them around; classic behavior for the herding breeds. We have been channeling his herding desires into more appropriate pastimes, such as using a herding ball in our yards.

He has no prior experience with felines, but with his desire to herd, he should go to a cat free home. In his prior home, he did ok with another canine friend, but he has not been open to other dogs while here with us, so we feel he sound be the only pet in his new home.

Indiana, while looking for his next adventure, does not handle car rides without an upset stomach, so he seeks a homebody, not a world traveler. He can be a little cautious meeting new humans, but once he sees you are safe, he warms right up. Indiana Jones really needs a home that can provide lots of outlets for his high energy, and someone who will continue working with him with positive reinforcement training. He is doing great with his leash walking, and is eager to learn; this is a dog you could have a lot of fun with, learning new skills and games!

A 5-week Good Manners training course is included in Indiana Jones's $350.00 adoption fee. Please call the Adoption Center at 802-476-3811, or email info@centralvermonthumane.