Oakley

Meet Oakley!<br/><br/>Oakley is friendly, happy, very snuggly, and loves being close to his people. He is good with kids and has especially bonded with the teenager in his foster home.<br/><br/>He has also done very well with dogs of all sizes and currently lives around several adult dogs plus another puppy. He is respectful with other dogs, takes treats nicely, and has not shown food-related issues. Oakley does need another dog in his forever home, as having a canine companion helps build his confidence and keeps him from feeling lonely.<br/><br/>He is also doing great with cats and has been respectful with the cat in his foster home.<br/><br/>Oakley already knows how to sit, is food motivated, and is mostly potty trained. Since he is still a puppy, he will need continued consistency with potty breaks, leash skills, chewing, and general manners.<br/><br/>Oakley does best when someone is with him. He is comfortable either in a crate or out of it as long as he has company, but he does not currently sleep in a crate and happily sleeps through the night on the bed. When left loose during the day, he is still very much a puppy and will chew things he should not, so he will need continued management and training.<br/><br/>His barking has improved, but it is still something his adopter will need to continue working on.<br/><br/>If you are interested in adopting Oakley, please complete an application:<br/><br/>https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/PDAR/Dog<br/><br/>His adoption fee is $550.<br/><br/>Because Oakley is still too young to be altered prior to adoption, his adopter will sign a neuter contract and be responsible for scheduling and paying for the procedure around 6 months of age unless otherwise directed by their veterinarian.<br/><br/>Once proof of neuter is provided, $100 of the $550 adoption fee will be returned via PayPal or check.<br/><br/>We partner with VCA Animal Hospitals, and every adoption includes a complimentary First Exam at a participating VCA location within the first 14 days of adoption.<br/><br/>We do not guarantee breed or adult size. Breed listings are our best guess based on appearance and known history.<br/><br/>Paws Deep Animal Rescue is a nonprofit rescue, and adoption fees help cover veterinary care, transportation, and the ongoing care of animals in need.

Meet Oakley!

Oakley is friendly, happy, very snuggly, and loves being close to his people. He is good with kids and has especially bonded with the teenager in his foster home.

He has also done very well with dogs of all sizes and currently lives around several adult dogs plus another puppy. He is respectful with other dogs, takes treats nicely, and has not shown food-related issues. Oakley does need another dog in his forever home, as having a canine companion helps build his confidence and keeps him from feeling lonely.

He is also doing great with cats and has been respectful with the cat in his foster home.

Oakley already knows how to sit, is food motivated, and is mostly potty trained. Since he is still a puppy, he will need continued consistency with potty breaks, leash skills, chewing, and general manners.

Oakley does best when someone is with him. He is comfortable either in a crate or out of it as long as he has company, but he does not currently sleep in a crate and happil

Meet Oakley!

Oakley is friendly, happy, very snuggly, and loves being close to his people. He is good with kids and has especially bonded with the teenager in his foster home.

He has also done very well with dogs of all sizes and currently lives around several adult dogs plus another puppy. He is respectful with other dogs, takes treats nicely, and has not shown food-related issues. Oakley does need another dog in his forever home, as having a canine companion helps build his confidence and keeps him from feeling lonely.

He is also doing great with cats and has been respectful with the cat in his foster home.

Oakley already knows how to sit, is food motivated, and is mostly potty trained. Since he is still a puppy, he will need continued consistency with potty breaks, leash skills, chewing, and general manners.

Oakley does best when someone is with him. He is comfortable either in a crate or out of it as long as he has company, but he does not currently sleep in a crate and happily sleeps through the night on the bed. When left loose during the day, he is still very much a puppy and will chew things he should not, so he will need continued management and training.

His barking has improved, but it is still something his adopter will need to continue working on.

If you are interested in adopting Oakley, please complete an application:

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