German Shepard cross
£1,000
BH16
Advert ID: lpe000015172Expired
About this pet
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- For sale
- Type of pet
- Dogs
- Breed
- German Shepherd
- Sex
- Male
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Description
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Very sadly having to rehome our 1 year old German Shepard cross. Needing rehoming asap due to health issues. He is very excitable and bouncing at first but calms once comfortable. He is house trained, doesn’t chew furniture and command to sit, lay, paw and come in house. He is good with older children and other dogs, very sociable. He loves his raw and hip bones. He is on dry food and eats twice a day along with treats, he loves his milk, cheese, hot dogs and chicken. He also loves he chew toys and playing tug of war. He still pulls on lead but with training will be a fantastic walking buddy. Does have some reactivity. Needs to be with someone who is home a lot and has knowledge of his breed, also someone with high energy levels. £1000
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