JAKE

Meet Jake, a year old Doberman mix. He's fun and terrific and silly and goofy. He's still very much in the puppy phase. Since he's a goofy baby, getting him transitioned into a new home and learning the rules will take some up front effort, but once he locks in, it’ll be great. He's a smart boy and will be a great companion. He's the type of dog who will be your best hiking buddy, and after the hike will be happy to lay nearby for a nice nap. ------------------------------ 4/30 from Jake's latest day hike: He rides in the car like a champ (lays right down, allowing me to see out the rear window). He waits for me to give the signal before exiting the vehicle, which is incredible. Jake is amazing on the leash. Initially (the first 20 minutes), he's a bit of a frustrated greeter, playfully barking at every dog he sees. I know he wants to play, but the other human does not, so we give them a lot of extra space. Eventually, he settled in and stopped barking (but never stopped hoping). Two people approached me (the Adopt Me vest works wonders) to talk about Jake and the shelter. He is a great shelter ambassador : well mannered, calm, and sweet. I would like to work him into the regular walking routine.

Meet Jake, a year old Doberman mix. He's fun and terrific and silly and goofy. He's still very much in the puppy phase. Since he's a goofy baby, getting him transitioned into a new home and learning the rules will take some up front effort, but once he locks in, it’ll be great. He's a smart boy and will be a great companion. He's the type of dog who will be your best hiking buddy, and after the hike will be happy to lay nearby for a nice nap. ------------------------------ 4/30 from Jake's latest day hike: He rides in the car like a champ (lays right down, allowing me to see out the rear window). He waits for me to give the signal before exiting the vehicle, which is incredible. Jake is amazing on the leash. Initially (the first 20 minutes), he's a bit of a frustrated greeter, playfully barking at every dog he sees. I know he wants to play, but the other human does not, so we give them a lot of extra space. Eventually, he settled in and stopped barking (but never stopped hoping). Two people approached me (the Adopt Me

Meet Jake, a year old Doberman mix. He's fun and terrific and silly and goofy. He's still very much in the puppy phase. Since he's a goofy baby, getting him transitioned into a new home and learning the rules will take some up front effort, but once he locks in, it’ll be great. He's a smart boy and will be a great companion. He's the type of dog who will be your best hiking buddy, and after the hike will be happy to lay nearby for a nice nap. ------------------------------ 4/30 from Jake's latest day hike: He rides in the car like a champ (lays right down, allowing me to see out the rear window). He waits for me to give the signal before exiting the vehicle, which is incredible. Jake is amazing on the leash. Initially (the first 20 minutes), he's a bit of a frustrated greeter, playfully barking at every dog he sees. I know he wants to play, but the other human does not, so we give them a lot of extra space. Eventually, he settled in and stopped barking (but never stopped hoping). Two people approached me (the Adopt Me vest works wonders) to talk about Jake and the shelter. He is a great shelter ambassador : well mannered, calm, and sweet. I would like to work him into the regular walking routine.