At a glance
A little about them
Oscar is a sweet, goofy German Shorthaired Pointer and Hound mix who loves the outdoors. He enjoys long walks, exploring, and chasing balls, sticks, and rabbits. Oscar appreciates personal boundaries and independence, and when his anxiety is low, his playful personality shines. He would love an active person or couple who will treat him like family while respecting his need for space.
Ideal Home
- A fenced-in yard is required.
- An active adopter who enjoys exploring nature and can respect Oscar’s boundaries and independence.
- Oscar is not recommended for homes with cats, dogs, or children under 8.
Ongoing Health
Oscar experiences anxiety and has seasonal allergies. His notes also mention fear, food aggression, and toy aggression.
Training & Support
Oscar is housetrained and is comfortable lounging in the house while you are away, but he is not kennel trained. He knows “sit,” “stay,” “lay down,” and “leave it,” especially when rewarded with treats.
Application Details
- The suggested adoption donation is $315.
- A completed adoption application is required.
- Veterinary and personal reference checks are part of the approval process.
- After approval, the foster will help determine whether Oscar is a good match, followed by an arranged meeting.
- Adoption takes place in person in the Omaha, Nebraska area, and the adoptive family must handle transportation.
Health & wellness
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Common questions
Oscar needs a fenced-in yard and an active person or couple who enjoys exploring nature, provides plenty of exercise, and respects his boundaries and independence.
Oscar is housetrained and is comfortable lounging in the house while you are away, but he is not kennel trained.
Oscar knows “sit,” “stay,” “lay down,” and “leave it,” and responds well to treats.
The listing states that Oscar is not good with cats or dogs and is not recommended with children under 8.
A completed adoption application, veterinary and personal reference checks, and an in-person adoption by the adoptive family in the Omaha, Nebraska area are required. After approval, the foster will help determine whether Oscar is a good match and arrange a meeting.