Lucas Afghan Hound & Labrador Retriever Mix San Mateo, CA

LUCAS, Neutered male, 2 Years 3 Months old, 54-Lbs.
If you would like to give LUCAS a forever home, please log onto
abetterchancerescue.org to fill out online application

https://www.abetterchancerescue.org/adopt-application

About Lucas:
Lucas is a handsome young boy, very mellow & playful. Lucas has gentle disposition, he is friendly to adult, children, dogs and cats. He walks well on a leash, understands cues like “sit and waiting for food”, and is potty trained. He behaves well while being groomed. By nature, he is easy-going, well behaved, and is aimed to please. He is very smart, quiet, food motivated and easy to train that can fit into new family easily. He behaves well inside the house, with no chewing or barking issues. His favorite games is playing with his buddies, hanging out with foster family in the park, and his daily walks.

Lucas’ rescue story:
Lucas was rescued by a warm-hearted man after he was injured by a car. At seven months old, Lucas became a member of his family. Being a young puppy, Lucas was jumpy when excited at times. Unfortunately one day he accidentally caused a fall of the owner’s elderly mother and was unable to stay there any longer due to the rejection of other members of the family.
We responded to the owner’s plea for Lucas’ rehome on Facebook and placed him under our adoption program. Now Lucas is being cared for by a loving foster family and ready to start his new life.

Please watch Lucas’ YouTube videos below:
http://youtu.be/AGRANMfkPdg

Temperaments:
- SOCIALIZATION -
Social inclination: Submissive
People/Children-friendly: Yes
Gets along with cats: Yes
Gets along with outside dogs: Yes
- ANXIETY -
Skittish: No
Fear of men: No
Barks when unattended: No
Chews things up when unattended: No
- AGGRESSION -
Biting incidents: No
Food aggression with dogs: No
Food aggression with humans: No
- DAY-TO-DAY ACTIVITIES -
Energy level: Moderate
House trained: Yes
Leash-trained: Good on leash
Commands learned: Sit, hand
Adapts in new environments? one day
Dog gets to go out with foster family in a day: 3-times a day
Good in car: Yes