"RINGO"

Ringo truly shines in a home and would make an amazing companion, according to our wonderful foster/volunteer who hosted him. She reported he was a very goofy and sweet boy overall. He loved falling asleep while laying on someone, making sure to move his whole body to be where he could be petted anytime someone moved. He also liked bird watching - he wouldn't pull, bark, or lunge for them, he just watched them until ready to move or the bird flew away. He did great in the car and was 100% house trained! Now, you may be wondering why he has lingered so long-Ringo is kennel stressed. For him this exhibits as barking, jumping at his kennel door, and leash biting. He did bite a staff member's finger when attempting to bit the leash. Once he is out of his kennel, he is a completely different dog! He deserves a chance to enjoy a home with a soft bed and treats galore. Please consider meeting Ringo!<br/>PA Kennel License #2862

Ringo truly shines in a home and would make an amazing companion, according to our wonderful foster/volunteer who hosted him. She reported he was a very goofy and sweet boy overall. He loved falling asleep while laying on someone, making sure to move his whole body to be where he could be petted anytime someone moved. He also liked bird watching - he wouldn't pull, bark, or lunge for them, he just watched them until ready to move or the bird flew away. He did great in the car and was 100% house trained! Now, you may be wondering why he has lingered so long-Ringo is kennel stressed. For him this exhibits as barking, jumping at his kennel door, and leash biting. He did bite a staff member's finger when attempting to bit the leash. Once he is out of his kennel, he is a completely different dog! He deserves a chance to enjoy a home with a soft bed and treats galore. Please consider meeting Ringo!
PA Kennel License #2862

Ringo truly shines in a home and would make an amazing companion, according to our wonderful foster/volunteer who hosted him. She reported he was a very goofy and sweet boy overall. He loved falling asleep while laying on someone, making sure to move his whole body to be where he could be petted anytime someone moved. He also liked bird watching - he wouldn't pull, bark, or lunge for them, he just watched them until ready to move or the bird flew away. He did great in the car and was 100% house trained! Now, you may be wondering why he has lingered so long-Ringo is kennel stressed. For him this exhibits as barking, jumping at his kennel door, and leash biting. He did bite a staff member's finger when attempting to bit the leash. Once he is out of his kennel, he is a completely different dog! He deserves a chance to enjoy a home with a soft bed and treats galore. Please consider meeting Ringo!
PA Kennel License #2862