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Sugar Bear: The Big Hearted Bundle of Joy<br/><br/>Sugar Bear is an 8 - 10 week old handsome boy who, along with his siblings, was found abandoned along Fourth Crossing Road. Despite his rough start, Sugar Bear is a gentle puppy who is ready to find a family he can truly call his own.<br/><br/>This litter has been a bit of a mystery when it comes to breed. Their adorable features suggest Australian Cattle Dog mixed with German Wirehaired Pointer, but Sugar Bear brings his own special look and personality to the group.<br/><br/>Sugar Bear weighs in at 9.6 pounds, but his personality is even bigger. He’s playful, full of charm, and endlessly entertaining. Despite his lively spirit, he is incredibly affectionate and absolutely loves being held and cuddled. Even though he’s the largest puppy in the litter, Sugar Bear is gentle, soft-natured, and happiest when he’s snuggled in your arms.<br/><br/>Sugar Bear is hoping to find a family who will not only spoil him with love but also commit to giving him the training and guidance he needs to grow into a well-mannered, confident companion. In return, he promises to be a loyal, loving friend and the very best addition to his future home.<br/><br/>To give each puppy the best chance at developing into a successful adult dog, we are adopting the litter into separate homes.<br/><br/>Sugar Bear is ready to leave his difficult beginning behind and step into a brighter future. We’ll be highlighting one puppy each day, but you’re welcome to visit the entire litter Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at Calaveras County Animal Services. All puppies, including Sugar Bear, will be spayed or neutered before going to their new homes.

Sugar Bear: The Big Hearted Bundle of Joy

Sugar Bear is an 8 - 10 week old handsome boy who, along with his siblings, was found abandoned along Fourth Crossing Road. Despite his rough start, Sugar Bear is a gentle puppy who is ready to find a family he can truly call his own.

This litter has been a bit of a mystery when it comes to breed. Their adorable features suggest Australian Cattle Dog mixed with German Wirehaired Pointer, but Sugar Bear brings his own special look and personality to the group.

Sugar Bear weighs in at 9.6 pounds, but his personality is even bigger. He’s playful, full of charm, and endlessly entertaining. Despite his lively spirit, he is incredibly affectionate and absolutely loves being held and cuddled. Even though he’s the largest puppy in the litter, Sugar Bear is gentle, soft-natured, and happiest when he’s snuggled in your arms.

Sugar Bear is hoping to find a family who will not only spoil him with love but also commit to giving him the training and guidance he

Sugar Bear: The Big Hearted Bundle of Joy

Sugar Bear is an 8 - 10 week old handsome boy who, along with his siblings, was found abandoned along Fourth Crossing Road. Despite his rough start, Sugar Bear is a gentle puppy who is ready to find a family he can truly call his own.

This litter has been a bit of a mystery when it comes to breed. Their adorable features suggest Australian Cattle Dog mixed with German Wirehaired Pointer, but Sugar Bear brings his own special look and personality to the group.

Sugar Bear weighs in at 9.6 pounds, but his personality is even bigger. He’s playful, full of charm, and endlessly entertaining. Despite his lively spirit, he is incredibly affectionate and absolutely loves being held and cuddled. Even though he’s the largest puppy in the litter, Sugar Bear is gentle, soft-natured, and happiest when he’s snuggled in your arms.

Sugar Bear is hoping to find a family who will not only spoil him with love but also commit to giving him the training and guidance he needs to grow into a well-mannered, confident companion. In return, he promises to be a loyal, loving friend and the very best addition to his future home.

To give each puppy the best chance at developing into a successful adult dog, we are adopting the litter into separate homes.

Sugar Bear is ready to leave his difficult beginning behind and step into a brighter future. We’ll b