Raisin

Raisin came to us with his puppy brother from another mother, Scout. The boys came from an animal hoarding situation and hadn't been around people. We've worked for months gaining their trust and letting them relax around other people and dogs. <br/><br/>Thankfully both boys are foodies!<br/><br/>Raisin is crate trained, and takes treats very gently. He is not food aggressive and loves to run around. Raisin is slower to accept change and is more easily stressed. These boys would do best to be rehomed together.<br/><br/>Potential applicants should either be located in San Diego County and willing to attend training sessions to help with the bond with the new dog, or if living outside of San Diego County, have an approved trainer that you will be working with. R+ a must, Fear Free preferred.

Raisin came to us with his puppy brother from another mother, Scout. The boys came from an animal hoarding situation and hadn't been around people. We've worked for months gaining their trust and letting them relax around other people and dogs.

Thankfully both boys are foodies!

Raisin is crate trained, and takes treats very gently. He is not food aggressive and loves to run around. Raisin is slower to accept change and is more easily stressed. These boys would do best to be rehomed together.

Potential applicants should either be located in San Diego County and willing to attend training sessions to help with the bond with the new dog, or if living outside of San Diego County, have an approved trainer that you will be working with. R+ a must, Fear Free preferred.

Raisin came to us with his puppy brother from another mother, Scout. The boys came from an animal hoarding situation and hadn't been around people. We've worked for months gaining their trust and letting them relax around other people and dogs.

Thankfully both boys are foodies!

Raisin is crate trained, and takes treats very gently. He is not food aggressive and loves to run around. Raisin is slower to accept change and is more easily stressed. These boys would do best to be rehomed together.

Potential applicants should either be located in San Diego County and willing to attend training sessions to help with the bond with the new dog, or if living outside of San Diego County, have an approved trainer that you will be working with. R+ a must, Fear Free preferred.