Kobe In Maine

Estimated birth: April 2024<br/><br/>Kobe is so sweet. He was rescued from neglect and is steadily gaining weight, now at his ideal size. Though listed as a hound, he retrieves balls eagerly—perhaps hinting at some Whippet or Greyhound in his mix. Because of this, Kobe should always be contained with your leash, or in a secure fenced yard because he will be gone in a flash if he sees a squirrel or other woodland creature. <br/><br/>He can be mouthy with play, so younger children would need to be mindful of this. We recommend Kobe to go to children that are not toddlers or younger grade school. <br/><br/>At around 44 pounds, Kobe is sweet, sensitive, and walks well on leash. He enjoys other dogs, walks, and chewing bones, and is clearly relieved to be in a better environment. He is shy when meeting people who do not take their time with him and will back off, but patience pays off and he will be your best buddy in just 10 minutes when he realizes it's okay. <br/><br/>He would do best in a calm, home with another respectful dog and either a yard or daily walks. In his foster home's fenced yard, he's impressively fast and playful. Kobe has moderate energy and is quiet except when playing. <br/><br/>Although because of his short coat, Kobe doesn't need a bath often, but when he gets one, he thoroughly enjoys it.<br/><br/>Kobe uses a no pull harness on his walks. He gets along well with dogs during his walks with slow introductions. He recently traveled to Maine with pilots and four children who adored him.<br/><br/>PLEASE NOTE - We will check your veterinary reference, to ensure that current and prior dogs have a history of being kept up to date on rabies and distemper, <br/>Current pets must by spayed/neutered.<br/><br/>Adoption fees cover age specific vaccinations, martingale collar, spay/neuter, microchip, heartworm/lyme/ehrlichia test, worming and transport fees. <br/><br/>Adoption fees: <br/>Through 6 months of age $450; <br/>7 months to through 5 years $400; <br/>6 years and under 9 years $325: bonded pairs are $500; <br/>9 years and older $250: bonded pairs are $300 <br/><br/>This dog is available unless it is marked as Pending, meaning Pending Adoption. This dog is in foster care locally, ONLY if Maine is listed next to the dogs name; otherwise, the dog is still waiting with our partner rescue for an adoption or foster home in New England. <br/><br/>Imported dogs are transported on a USDA approved transport with a Health Certificate. All imported dogs are quarantined 14 days prior to getting on transport.ve had annual heartworm tests and are on heartworm preventative. <br/><br/>Applications can be found at: www.almosthomerescue.net

Estimated birth: April 2024

Kobe is so sweet. He was rescued from neglect and is steadily gaining weight, now at his ideal size. Though listed as a hound, he retrieves balls eagerly—perhaps hinting at some Whippet or Greyhound in his mix. Because of this, Kobe should always be contained with your leash, or in a secure fenced yard because he will be gone in a flash if he sees a squirrel or other woodland creature.

He can be mouthy with play, so younger children would need to be mindful of this. We recommend Kobe to go to children that are not toddlers or younger grade school.

At around 44 pounds, Kobe is sweet, sensitive, and walks well on leash. He enjoys other dogs, walks, and chewing bones, and is clearly relieved to be in a better environment. He is shy when meeting people who do not take their time with him and will back off, but patience pays off and he will be your best buddy in just 10 minutes when he realizes it's okay.

He would do best in a calm, home with another respectfu

Estimated birth: April 2024

Kobe is so sweet. He was rescued from neglect and is steadily gaining weight, now at his ideal size. Though listed as a hound, he retrieves balls eagerly—perhaps hinting at some Whippet or Greyhound in his mix. Because of this, Kobe should always be contained with your leash, or in a secure fenced yard because he will be gone in a flash if he sees a squirrel or other woodland creature.

He can be mouthy with play, so younger children would need to be mindful of this. We recommend Kobe to go to children that are not toddlers or younger grade school.

At around 44 pounds, Kobe is sweet, sensitive, and walks well on leash. He enjoys other dogs, walks, and chewing bones, and is clearly relieved to be in a better environment. He is shy when meeting people who do not take their time with him and will back off, but patience pays off and he will be your best buddy in just 10 minutes when he realizes it's okay.

He would do best in a calm, home with another respectful dog and either a yard or daily walks. In his foster home's fenced yard, he's impressively fast and playful. Kobe has moderate energy and is quiet except when playing.

Although because of his short coat, Kobe doesn't need a bath often, but when he gets one, he thoroughly enjoys it.

Kobe uses a no pull harness on his walks. He gets along well with dogs during his walks with slo