OSO
- Adult
- Male
- Large
- German Shepherd Dog
- Siberian Husky
About OSO
Woodland, CA
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OSO's Story
Oso went on a day trip with a volunteer, where we can learn so much about our pups.This is her report:He is so sweet and loves attention from people. He met all the new volunteers, asked for pets from everyone, and gave lots of kisses. Oso also seems to be a pro with cars. He was eager to load into my car right away and was very well-behaved while we drove around. He was curious about coming to the front passenger seat, but laid in the back calmly with some gentle nudging. He loved his pup cup and licked it up without a mess!Oso has shown some reactivity to other dogs at the shelter, but he did came to the shelter with another dog.He also has the normal dog prey drive with squirrels and cats.So overall, best as a single pet but dogs can always learn with experienced parents...He likes treats and is clearly intelligent which makes training easier.He also loves to sniff and seems to have a good amount of energy—definitely not a couch potato.Overall, our day trip was great for learning more about Oso and he is such a wonderful companion. When trying to take pictures of him, he insisted on being glued to me. It is clear that he is a big people lover and I absolutely adore him!____________SO, come meet this adorable guy by making an appointment at yoloshelter.org/dogs, or email adopt@yoloshelter.org.
Oso went on a day trip with a volunteer, where we can learn so much about our pups.This is her report:He is so sweet and loves attention from people. He met all the new volunteers, asked for pets from everyone, and gave lots of kisses. Oso also seems to be a pro with cars. He was eager to load into my car right away and was very well-behaved while we drove around. He was curious about coming to the front passenger seat, but laid in the back calmly with some gentle nudging. He loved his pup cup and licked it up without a mess!Oso has shown some reactivity to other dogs at the shelter, but he did came to the shelter with another dog.He also has the normal dog prey drive with squirrels and cats.So overall, best as a single pet but dogs can always learn with experienced parents...He likes treats and is clearly intelligent which makes training easier.He also loves to sniff and seems to have a good amount of energy—definitely not a couch potato.Overall, our day trip was great for learning more about Oso and he is such a won
Oso went on a day trip with a volunteer, where we can learn so much about our pups.This is her report:He is so sweet and loves attention from people. He met all the new volunteers, asked for pets from everyone, and gave lots of kisses. Oso also seems to be a pro with cars. He was eager to load into my car right away and was very well-behaved while we drove around. He was curious about coming to the front passenger seat, but laid in the back calmly with some gentle nudging. He loved his pup cup and licked it up without a mess!Oso has shown some reactivity to other dogs at the shelter, but he did came to the shelter with another dog.He also has the normal dog prey drive with squirrels and cats.So overall, best as a single pet but dogs can always learn with experienced parents...He likes treats and is clearly intelligent which makes training easier.He also loves to sniff and seems to have a good amount of energy—definitely not a couch potato.Overall, our day trip was great for learning more about Oso and he is such a wonderful companion. When trying to take pictures of him, he insisted on being glued to me. It is clear that he is a big people lover and I absolutely adore him!____________SO, come meet this adorable guy by making an appointment at yoloshelter.org/dogs, or email adopt@yoloshelter.org.
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OSO is from Yolo County Animal Services
[Woodland, CA]
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