Spike- Project Homebound

Why choose me?<br/>From Spike's Trainer, Georgia Dog Trainer LLC:<br/>Spike knows tons of commands:<br/>Sit<br/>Down<br/>Stay<br/>heel<br/>Place<br/>Middle<br/>Under ( weaving)<br/>Spin<br/>And so much more<br/>He is a smart dog !!<br/>* * *<br/>Spike is one smart, fun dog. He's completed his training with Project Homebound Athens GA and easily sits, stays, comes, and lies down on command. He also loves playing fetch and brings the toy back every time. When it was time to relax, he sat beside me enjoying praise, pets, and scratches. Spike was adopted but returned because his play style wasn't a good match for the adopters' dog. They said Spike lived as an indoor dog and is house trained. He was friendly to other dogs and curious about cats. He left the cat alone when commanded. They also said Spike is well trained, sweet, and cuddly. I agree-he's a great dog who needs to find his right match.<br/><br/><br/><br/>Spike spent the icy weekend in a temporary foster home! Here is what the foster had to say about him: He's so sweet and always wants to cuddle. We took him to lunch and once he found out he couldn't eat human food he just laid on my lap the whole time. He was so good meeting new people and everyone that met him loved him. Overall sweetest and cuddliest dog ever.<br/><br/>Spike is a handsome, good-natured fellow and was thrilled to have some time outside. I threw a toy for him, and he took off so fast that I just KNEW he'd play fetch, but he returned with a smile and no toy. I tried a ball and some other toys, and he charged after them lickety-split but returned without the toys. That was fine because he had fun, I enjoyed watching him, and we both enjoyed our time together. In addition to playing, Spike likes treats and was happy to show me how well he can sit for them. He's a sweet, happy buddy.<br/><br/>You can read more about this dog and check out additional photos here: https://www.accgov.com/9482/Dogs<br/><br/>The adoption fees, shelter schedule, a description of the rescue and adoption process, and a list of included vetting can be found at https://athenspets.net/adoption-rescue-process.<br/><br/>This dog is available for adoption through Athens-Clarke County Animal Services, located at 125 Buddy Christian Way, Athens, GA. For the most timely information on hours, location, availability and how to adopt, call the shelter Mon - Sat from 11am-4pm or Sunday 12-3 (except holidays) at 706-613-3540 or go to https://www.accgov.com/133/Animal-Services.<br/><br/>Visit the shelter in person or submit an application online! https://www.accgov.com/9482/Dogs

Why choose me?
From Spike's Trainer, Georgia Dog Trainer LLC:
Spike knows tons of commands:
Sit
Down
Stay
heel
Place
Middle
Under ( weaving)
Spin
And so much more
He is a smart dog !!
* * *
Spike is one smart, fun dog. He's completed his training with Project Homebound Athens GA and easily sits, stays, comes, and lies down on command. He also loves playing fetch and brings the toy back every time. When it was time to relax, he sat beside me enjoying praise, pets, and scratches. Spike was adopted but returned because his play style wasn't a good match for the adopters' dog. They said Spike lived as an indoor dog and is house trained. He was friendly to other dogs and curious about cats. He left the cat alone when commanded. They also said Spike is well trained, sweet, and cuddly. I agree-he's a great dog who needs to find his right match.



Spike spent the icy weekend in a temporary foster home! Here is what the foster had to say about him: He's so sweet

Why choose me?
From Spike's Trainer, Georgia Dog Trainer LLC:
Spike knows tons of commands:
Sit
Down
Stay
heel
Place
Middle
Under ( weaving)
Spin
And so much more
He is a smart dog !!
* * *
Spike is one smart, fun dog. He's completed his training with Project Homebound Athens GA and easily sits, stays, comes, and lies down on command. He also loves playing fetch and brings the toy back every time. When it was time to relax, he sat beside me enjoying praise, pets, and scratches. Spike was adopted but returned because his play style wasn't a good match for the adopters' dog. They said Spike lived as an indoor dog and is house trained. He was friendly to other dogs and curious about cats. He left the cat alone when commanded. They also said Spike is well trained, sweet, and cuddly. I agree-he's a great dog who needs to find his right match.



Spike spent the icy weekend in a temporary foster home! Here is what the foster had to say about him: He's so sweet and always wants to cuddle. We took him to lunch and once he found out he couldn't eat human food he just laid on my lap the whole time. He was so good meeting new people and everyone that met him loved him. Overall sweetest and cuddliest dog ever.

Spike is a handsome, good-natured fellow and was thrilled to have some time outside. I threw a toy for him, and he took off so fast that I ju