Obi

2 years old 56 lbs Neutered Fully vetted Light fawn (tan)<br/>Obi is a people-loving, house-perfect boy who is ready for a fresh start.<br/>He was adopted from us as a tiny puppy and he spent the last two years growing up in a home environment. He's used to sleeping in bed, lounging on the couch, and being close to his humans.<br/>The basics? He's got them down:<br/> Completely housebroken<br/> Crate trained<br/> Non-destructive<br/> Great with all people<br/> Very affectionate and snuggly<br/>Obi does have a history of seasonal and stress-related skin allergies. Big changes can cause flare-ups, and he's currently being treated with medicated baths, supplements, and received a Cytopoint injection to keep him comfortable. With stability and routine, his skin improves.<br/>Because of a high-stress incident involving fireworks and household chaos, Obi is no longer able to live safely with cats. Recent dog introductions have also shown that he would do best as the only pet in the home, or with an experienced owner who understands structured crate-and-rotate management. He always did great with the other dog in his home - but meeting new dogs doesn't always go well. <br/>What he truly needs is:<br/> A calm, consistent home<br/> Clear boundaries and positive reinforcement training<br/> Someone committed to giving him stability and time to decompress<br/>Obi is young, smart, and eager to bond. He thrives with structure and absolutely loves his people. In the right environment, he will be a loyal, affectionate companion.<br/>If you're looking for a devoted, house-trained cuddle buddy and are able to provide a pet-free home, Obi may be your guy.<br/>Reach out to learn more about giving this sweet boy the fresh start he deserves.<br/><br/>Apply to adopt at https://new.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/LUVR/dog<br/><br/>All of our adoptable rescues have a clean bill of health (unless otherwise stated), are spayed/neutered, vaccinated (age-appropriately), tested (FeLV/FIV for cats over 8 months of age, HW for dogs over 6 months of age), current on flea and heartworm prevention and microchipped. This is all included in their adoption fee that goes in as a donation to help us cover their medical costs and continue to help other animals in need. Any questions, concerns and suggestions, please feel free to contact us at ALDR@animalluvrs.org.

2 years old 56 lbs Neutered Fully vetted Light fawn (tan)
Obi is a people-loving, house-perfect boy who is ready for a fresh start.
He was adopted from us as a tiny puppy and he spent the last two years growing up in a home environment. He's used to sleeping in bed, lounging on the couch, and being close to his humans.
The basics? He's got them down:
Completely housebroken
Crate trained
Non-destructive
Great with all people
Very affectionate and snuggly
Obi does have a history of seasonal and stress-related skin allergies. Big changes can cause flare-ups, and he's currently being treated with medicated baths, supplements, and received a Cytopoint injection to keep him comfortable. With stability and routine, his skin improves.
Because of a high-stress incident involving fireworks and household chaos, Obi is no longer able to live safely with cats. Recent dog introductions have also shown that he would do best as the only pet in the home, or with an experienced owner who unders

2 years old 56 lbs Neutered Fully vetted Light fawn (tan)
Obi is a people-loving, house-perfect boy who is ready for a fresh start.
He was adopted from us as a tiny puppy and he spent the last two years growing up in a home environment. He's used to sleeping in bed, lounging on the couch, and being close to his humans.
The basics? He's got them down:
Completely housebroken
Crate trained
Non-destructive
Great with all people
Very affectionate and snuggly
Obi does have a history of seasonal and stress-related skin allergies. Big changes can cause flare-ups, and he's currently being treated with medicated baths, supplements, and received a Cytopoint injection to keep him comfortable. With stability and routine, his skin improves.
Because of a high-stress incident involving fireworks and household chaos, Obi is no longer able to live safely with cats. Recent dog introductions have also shown that he would do best as the only pet in the home, or with an experienced owner who understands structured crate-and-rotate management. He always did great with the other dog in his home - but meeting new dogs doesn't always go well.
What he truly needs is:
A calm, consistent home
Clear boundaries and positive reinforcement training
Someone committed to giving him stability and time to decompress
Obi is young, smart, and eager to bond. He thrives with structure