Shaggy

Meet Shaggy! He's a 91 lb German Shepherd type buy, about 3 years old. This boy has lived a previous wanderlust/all about town lifestyle. He needs a secure yard and enjoys lots of human attention. He recently went up to WA with the Transport Team and rode well in a crate. He free rode in a car recently on his way to the groomer and again did well. NO CATS for Shaggy! Shaggy went on a field trip with our handler and this is what she had to say. “Shaggy puts his front paws on the truck bed and waits for you to lift his hind end in. He’s a little excited to get going, but once we did, he rode very well to town. He enjoyed his time at the park on the 30’ lead, but is unknowledgeable about keeping the line from getting tangled around his legs. His recall is not consistent but is good when he does obey the command and started improving on each call. He did not react to any of the dogs he encountered while in town and showed no aggression towards a Frenchie that ran towards him and past him pulling his person on a scooter. Shaggy is wickedly smart and quick on his leash training while in town, listening to his handlers cues and requests. Most corrections were to keep him from marking territory. He met people respectfully keeping all four feet on the ground, leaning in for affection and gave gentle kisses as well. Shaggy is a kind dog that will attach quickly to his people and be a good family addition."<br/>Shaggy is very smart and able to open latched gates with his nose, he needs a consistent, strong handler.<br/><br/>Come check out our adoptable dogs at 2650 Washington Blvd, Crescent City, CA 95531. Kennels are open Mon-Fri, 9:30AM-3:30PM, or by appointment. (707) 464-7235<br/><br/>An adoption application will be required from those interested in providing a fab furever home to our dogs. Please call us at (707) 464-7235 for additional information. More photos of this dog may be available on the Dogs of Del Norte County Facebook page, where you can also find a link to our adoption application and message us with your inquiries. You can also apply by copying the following link and pasting it to your browser:<br/><br/>https://form.jotform.com/231090555366052?fbclid=IwAR2vhwY8qzGsavAWuTgHdb4lJrDp6WJ82xirmjtvbl9W91e_0zsbqCyMtww

Meet Shaggy! He's a 91 lb German Shepherd type buy, about 3 years old. This boy has lived a previous wanderlust/all about town lifestyle. He needs a secure yard and enjoys lots of human attention. He recently went up to WA with the Transport Team and rode well in a crate. He free rode in a car recently on his way to the groomer and again did well. NO CATS for Shaggy! Shaggy went on a field trip with our handler and this is what she had to say. “Shaggy puts his front paws on the truck bed and waits for you to lift his hind end in. He’s a little excited to get going, but once we did, he rode very well to town. He enjoyed his time at the park on the 30’ lead, but is unknowledgeable about keeping the line from getting tangled around his legs. His recall is not consistent but is good when he does obey the command and started improving on each call. He did not react to any of the dogs he encountered while in town and showed no aggression towards a Frenchie that ran towards him and past him pulling his person on a scooter. Shaggy

Meet Shaggy! He's a 91 lb German Shepherd type buy, about 3 years old. This boy has lived a previous wanderlust/all about town lifestyle. He needs a secure yard and enjoys lots of human attention. He recently went up to WA with the Transport Team and rode well in a crate. He free rode in a car recently on his way to the groomer and again did well. NO CATS for Shaggy! Shaggy went on a field trip with our handler and this is what she had to say. “Shaggy puts his front paws on the truck bed and waits for you to lift his hind end in. He’s a little excited to get going, but once we did, he rode very well to town. He enjoyed his time at the park on the 30’ lead, but is unknowledgeable about keeping the line from getting tangled around his legs. His recall is not consistent but is good when he does obey the command and started improving on each call. He did not react to any of the dogs he encountered while in town and showed no aggression towards a Frenchie that ran towards him and past him pulling his person on a scooter. Shaggy is wickedly smart and quick on his leash training while in town, listening to his handlers cues and requests. Most corrections were to keep him from marking territory. He met people respectfully keeping all four feet on the ground, leaning in for affection and gave gentle kisses as well. Shaggy is a kind dog that will attach quickly to his people and be a good family addition."
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