Kobe

Meet Kobe!<br/>Kobe is a social and affectionate dog who was surrendered when his owners could no longer care for him due to housing insecurity. He loves being near people and enjoys simple pleasures like car rides, water, and chew time with his favorite toys and bones.<br/><br/>My Ideal Home<br/>Kobe would do best in a calm, structured adult-only home where he can feel secure and understood. He is house trained, enjoys a routine of daily walks, and already knows cues like his name and "stay." He will thrive with patient, force free training that helps him build confidence and reinforce calm behaviors.<br/><br/>Good with Other Pets?<br/>He is recommended as a single pet home and should not visit dog parks. He will do best as the only animal in the home.<br/><br/>Good with Kids?<br/>Due to fear responses and sensitivities observed in care, Kobe is recommended for an adult-only home at this time.<br/><br/>Things to Know<br/>Kobe is a medium energy dog who enjoys walks and engagement with his people, but he can become fearful in unfamiliar or stressful situations. He may pull on leash and can react to other dogs, so he will need supportive equipment like a front clip harness and ongoing positive reinforcement training. He also shows strong interest in toys and can become protective of them, so trade up games and teaching a "drop" cue will be important. Kobe is sensitive to handling at times, especially around restraint or touch of his paws and collar, so a slow, choice based approach will help him feel safe. With structure, patience, and consistency, Kobe has a lot of potential to be a loving and loyal companion.<br/><br/>Fun Fact<br/>Kobe's favorite thing in the world might be a good chew toy followed closely by a car ride adventure with his favorite person.<br/><br/> Primary Color: Brown Weight: 76lbs Age: 1yrs 4mths 2wks Animal has been Neutered

Meet Kobe!
Kobe is a social and affectionate dog who was surrendered when his owners could no longer care for him due to housing insecurity. He loves being near people and enjoys simple pleasures like car rides, water, and chew time with his favorite toys and bones.

My Ideal Home
Kobe would do best in a calm, structured adult-only home where he can feel secure and understood. He is house trained, enjoys a routine of daily walks, and already knows cues like his name and "stay." He will thrive with patient, force free training that helps him build confidence and reinforce calm behaviors.

Good with Other Pets?
He is recommended as a single pet home and should not visit dog parks. He will do best as the only animal in the home.

Good with Kids?
Due to fear responses and sensitivities observed in care, Kobe is recommended for an adult-only home at this time.

Things to Know
Kobe is a medium energy dog who enjoys walks and engagement with his people, but he can become fearful i

Meet Kobe!
Kobe is a social and affectionate dog who was surrendered when his owners could no longer care for him due to housing insecurity. He loves being near people and enjoys simple pleasures like car rides, water, and chew time with his favorite toys and bones.

My Ideal Home
Kobe would do best in a calm, structured adult-only home where he can feel secure and understood. He is house trained, enjoys a routine of daily walks, and already knows cues like his name and "stay." He will thrive with patient, force free training that helps him build confidence and reinforce calm behaviors.

Good with Other Pets?
He is recommended as a single pet home and should not visit dog parks. He will do best as the only animal in the home.

Good with Kids?
Due to fear responses and sensitivities observed in care, Kobe is recommended for an adult-only home at this time.

Things to Know
Kobe is a medium energy dog who enjoys walks and engagement with his people, but he can become fearful in unfamiliar or stressful situations. He may pull on leash and can react to other dogs, so he will need supportive equipment like a front clip harness and ongoing positive reinforcement training. He also shows strong interest in toys and can become protective of them, so trade up games and teaching a "drop" cue will be important. Kobe is sensitive to handling at times, especially around restraint