Obi

Meet Obi – Our 1 Year-Old Charmer! <br/><br/>Looking for the perfect mix of puppy fun, affection and cuddle-buddy charm? Meet Obi!<br/><br/>This handsome 1-year-old recently joined our rescue and he's quickly winning hearts. Obi has all the joyful energy you'd expect from a young dog—he loves to play, chase a ball, and show off his impressive fetch skills. But when playtime is over, or it is too hot, he's just as happy to settle down and relax at your feet... especially if belly rubs are included!<br/><br/>Like many young dogs, Obi is still polishing his manners and is full of inconsistencies. He may jump on the sofa but will get down if directed. He takes treats gently, and happily gives up his ball for another throw, but he may decide that an inappropriate item is his and need some convincing to surrender it. He seems super excited to meet other dogs, but jumping and barking at them does not endear him. His foster family said he learns quickly although he can be strong willed and stubborn. We are sending him to finishing school, but his forever family should be committed to continue his training and help him become the well-mannered adult we know he can be.<br/><br/>For a young dog, Obi has surprisingly impressive house manners. He is comfortable in his crate, or behind a gate when needed, but he can also be trusted to have the run of the house. He doesn't struggle with separation anxiety, hasn't had accidents, and doesn’t chew furniture or shoes. He rides beautifully in the car. Is he really a puppy? Yes. He may whine or give a low bark if he hears strange noises in the middle of the night.<br/><br/>His favorite toys? Balls! If you have a yard where he can run, fetch, and burn off some puppy energy, it would make him very happy. Add a kiddie pool and you’ll have one delighted dog--- Splash Down Time. We've been told Obi was teased by cats and squirrels, so a cat-free house is best. Because of his developing manners, he is looking for a home without young children.<br/><br/>Obi current weighs about 59 pounds and needs to add a little weight. Once he has received his neuter surgery, he'll be ready to find the forever family he's been waiting for. If you're looking for a sweet, playful, affectionate companion with an irresistible smile and plenty of cuddles to give, Obi can't wait to meet you!<br/><br/>GRCGLARescue adopts within the counties of Los Angeles, Ventura, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and San Diego. Because we do require pre-adoption screening and post-adoption follow-up, we cannot support adoptions outside of this service area. <br/><br/>If you have a current application on file and would like to inquire about this dog, please email adoptions@grcglarescue.org. Otherwise, please make sure to complete the online adopter application found at http://www.grcglarescue.org/adopt before sending your inquiry.

Meet Obi – Our 1 Year-Old Charmer!

Looking for the perfect mix of puppy fun, affection and cuddle-buddy charm? Meet Obi!

This handsome 1-year-old recently joined our rescue and he's quickly winning hearts. Obi has all the joyful energy you'd expect from a young dog—he loves to play, chase a ball, and show off his impressive fetch skills. But when playtime is over, or it is too hot, he's just as happy to settle down and relax at your feet... especially if belly rubs are included!

Like many young dogs, Obi is still polishing his manners and is full of inconsistencies. He may jump on the sofa but will get down if directed. He takes treats gently, and happily gives up his ball for another throw, but he may decide that an inappropriate item is his and need some convincing to surrender it. He seems super excited to meet other dogs, but jumping and barking at them does not endear him. His foster family said he learns quickly although he can be strong willed and stubborn. We are sending him to finishing

Meet Obi – Our 1 Year-Old Charmer!

Looking for the perfect mix of puppy fun, affection and cuddle-buddy charm? Meet Obi!

This handsome 1-year-old recently joined our rescue and he's quickly winning hearts. Obi has all the joyful energy you'd expect from a young dog—he loves to play, chase a ball, and show off his impressive fetch skills. But when playtime is over, or it is too hot, he's just as happy to settle down and relax at your feet... especially if belly rubs are included!

Like many young dogs, Obi is still polishing his manners and is full of inconsistencies. He may jump on the sofa but will get down if directed. He takes treats gently, and happily gives up his ball for another throw, but he may decide that an inappropriate item is his and need some convincing to surrender it. He seems super excited to meet other dogs, but jumping and barking at them does not endear him. His foster family said he learns quickly although he can be strong willed and stubborn. We are sending him to finishing school, but his forever family should be committed to continue his training and help him become the well-mannered adult we know he can be.

For a young dog, Obi has surprisingly impressive house manners. He is comfortable in his crate, or behind a gate when needed, but he can also be trusted to have the run of the house. He doesn't struggle with separation anxiety, hasn't had accidents, an