BRUCE
German Shepherd Dog
BRUCE
German Shepherd Dog
Price not listed
Hitchcock Road Animal Services
At a glance
A little about them
Bruce is a handsome one-year-old German Shepherd weighing 85 pounds, with the heart of a big puppy. He is strong, energetic, affectionate, and eager to connect with his people. Bruce enjoys toys, cuddles, and giving kisses, and he appears to know “sit” and offer his paw.
Ideal Home
Bruce needs an adopter familiar with German Shepherds who can provide daily exercise, training, structure, mental enrichment, and plenty of time with him. Before returning to the shelter, he lived indoors and outdoors with adults, teenagers, and children and reportedly got along with other dogs.
Ongoing Health
No specific health information was provided.
Training & Support
Bruce pulls very strongly on the leash when first leaving the shelter, but after about five minutes his intensity decreases and he settles more comfortably. He appears to know “sit” and will offer his paw.
Application Details
- Adoptions are first come, first served.
- Adoption hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
- If you already own a dog, you must bring your dog for a compatibility meet-and-greet.
- Start your application by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
No transportation options were specified.
Health & wellness
From the listingReported by Hitchcock Road Animal Services.
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Common questions
Bruce needs an adopter familiar with German Shepherds who can provide daily exercise, training, structure, mental enrichment, and plenty of time with him.
He pulls very strongly when first leaving the shelter. After about five minutes, his intensity decreases and he settles more comfortably.
Before returning to the shelter, Bruce lived with adults, teenagers, and children and reportedly got along with other dogs.
Bruce appears to know “sit” and will offer his paw.
Yes. If you already own a dog, you must bring that dog for a compatibility meet-and-greet.
