Jeb

Meet Jeb!<br/><br/>Jeb is a Norwegian Elkhound estimated to be around 3 to 5 years old, and he is one of those dogs who is just easy to love.<br/><br/>He is incredibly sweet, gentle, and friendly with everyone he meets. Jeb loves people, has done well with children, and really enjoys the company of other dogs. We think he would be very happy in a home with another dog. There are also cats in his foster home, and he doesn’t seem too concerned about them.<br/><br/>Jeb is housebroken and crate trained and has settled nicely into life in a home.<br/><br/>That is a pretty big deal for him. When Jeb first came to us, we believed he may have spent most of his life outdoors. He was afraid of the leash and would literally pancake himself to the ground rather than walk. He was also hesitant to walk into houses and buildings.<br/><br/>He has come a long way since then.<br/><br/>Jeb now walks much more confidently on leash, goes into buildings with far less hesitation, and has figured out that being an inside dog is actually pretty great. He still loves spending time outside, so a fenced yard is required.<br/><br/>He is the kind of dog who is happy just being part of the family. He doesn’t need to be the center of attention. He just likes being near his people, hanging out with the other dogs, and being included in whatever is going on.<br/><br/>He also does great for grooming and recently handled a bath and full blowout like a champ.<br/><br/>Jeb has been with us for a while now and hasn’t gotten much attention, but we really think people are overlooking a wonderful dog. He would make a sweet, loyal companion and a great addition to a family.<br/><br/>Jeb is neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, heartworm negative, and on monthly preventatives.<br/><br/>His adoption fee is $350.<br/><br/>Applicants must live within a one-hour driving distance of Cleveland, Ohio. A complete and approved application is required prior to an in-home meet and greet.<br/><br/>Apply at onek9.net/apply

Meet Jeb!

Jeb is a Norwegian Elkhound estimated to be around 3 to 5 years old, and he is one of those dogs who is just easy to love.

He is incredibly sweet, gentle, and friendly with everyone he meets. Jeb loves people, has done well with children, and really enjoys the company of other dogs. We think he would be very happy in a home with another dog. There are also cats in his foster home, and he doesn’t seem too concerned about them.

Jeb is housebroken and crate trained and has settled nicely into life in a home.

That is a pretty big deal for him. When Jeb first came to us, we believed he may have spent most of his life outdoors. He was afraid of the leash and would literally pancake himself to the ground rather than walk. He was also hesitant to walk into houses and buildings.

He has come a long way since then.

Jeb now walks much more confidently on leash, goes into buildings with far less hesitation, and has figured out that being an inside dog is actually pretty grea

Meet Jeb!

Jeb is a Norwegian Elkhound estimated to be around 3 to 5 years old, and he is one of those dogs who is just easy to love.

He is incredibly sweet, gentle, and friendly with everyone he meets. Jeb loves people, has done well with children, and really enjoys the company of other dogs. We think he would be very happy in a home with another dog. There are also cats in his foster home, and he doesn’t seem too concerned about them.

Jeb is housebroken and crate trained and has settled nicely into life in a home.

That is a pretty big deal for him. When Jeb first came to us, we believed he may have spent most of his life outdoors. He was afraid of the leash and would literally pancake himself to the ground rather than walk. He was also hesitant to walk into houses and buildings.

He has come a long way since then.

Jeb now walks much more confidently on leash, goes into buildings with far less hesitation, and has figured out that being an inside dog is actually pretty great. He still loves spending time outside, so a fenced yard is required.

He is the kind of dog who is happy just being part of the family. He doesn’t need to be the center of attention. He just likes being near his people, hanging out with the other dogs, and being included in whatever is going on.

He also does great for grooming and recently handled a bath and full blowout like a