Scoobs

Scoobs and his siblings had a rough start in life, but at HES they have started to learn how to be confident, playful, and brave. Scoobs is still on the shy side when it comes to human interaction, but he is learning and coming out of his shell more and more each day! <br/><br/>Scoobs is a very dog-social boy who thrives in the company of other dogs, and playgroup is his favorite part of the day. He would likely do best in a home with a canine companion or two (you might even consider adopting him along with one of his siblings-- Pawnie, Nessie, and Franklin!). While young kiddos might be a bit too overwhelming for this skittish boy while he learns about the big world around him, teens who can give him space and understanding would be fine. At the end of the day, Scoobs just wants a comfy bed, some nice long walks, and play time with his friends!

Scoobs and his siblings had a rough start in life, but at HES they have started to learn how to be confident, playful, and brave. Scoobs is still on the shy side when it comes to human interaction, but he is learning and coming out of his shell more and more each day!

Scoobs is a very dog-social boy who thrives in the company of other dogs, and playgroup is his favorite part of the day. He would likely do best in a home with a canine companion or two (you might even consider adopting him along with one of his siblings-- Pawnie, Nessie, and Franklin!). While young kiddos might be a bit too overwhelming for this skittish boy while he learns about the big world around him, teens who can give him space and understanding would be fine. At the end of the day, Scoobs just wants a comfy bed, some nice long walks, and play time with his friends!

Scoobs and his siblings had a rough start in life, but at HES they have started to learn how to be confident, playful, and brave. Scoobs is still on the shy side when it comes to human interaction, but he is learning and coming out of his shell more and more each day!

Scoobs is a very dog-social boy who thrives in the company of other dogs, and playgroup is his favorite part of the day. He would likely do best in a home with a canine companion or two (you might even consider adopting him along with one of his siblings-- Pawnie, Nessie, and Franklin!). While young kiddos might be a bit too overwhelming for this skittish boy while he learns about the big world around him, teens who can give him space and understanding would be fine. At the end of the day, Scoobs just wants a comfy bed, some nice long walks, and play time with his friends!