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A little about them
Ollie Boy is a loving Boxer-mix prospect currently listed as a Labrador Retriever, with beautiful tricolor markings. He enjoys walks, car rides, belly rubs, chews, and squeaky toys, and he becomes affectionate and devoted once you earn his trust.
Ideal Home
Ollie needs a low-traffic, adult-only home with no more than one or two occupants. He is best suited to an experienced handler who understands canine body language, spatial management, and positive guidance. A securely fenced yard is preferred, and he is not suitable for first-time owners or high-activity homes with frequent guests.
Ollie is reactive to strangers and needs a safe distance while trust develops. He can be playful with other dogs, but introductions should be slow and structured.
Ongoing Health
Ollie has been in HSNBA’s care since just after Christmas 2025 and is currently living in a foster home. He is neutered and vaccinated.
Training & Support
Ollie walks well on leash without pulling and reliably responds to Sit, Down, Wait, and Touch while continuing to learn other commands. He is house trained, comfortable being left alone or crated, non-destructive, and rarely barks. When relaxed, he is calm and quiet.
Application Details
- Ollie is in a foster home rather than at the shelter facility.
- A structured meet-and-greet is required.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags so the foster family can share more information and arrange a meeting.
- Adoption fee: $120.
Transportation
No transportation options are specified.
Health & wellness
From the listingReported by Humane Society of New Braunfels Area.
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Ollie needs a low-traffic, adult-only household with no more than one or two occupants. He is best suited to an experienced handler and a home without frequent guests; a securely fenced yard is preferred.
Yes. He is house trained, does well being left alone or crated, and is not destructive.
Ollie is reactive to strangers and needs a safe distance until trust is developed. With trusted people, he is affectionate and may hug and kiss them.
He can be playful with other dogs, but introductions need to be slow and structured.
Ollie is currently in a foster home, so a structured meet-and-greet must be arranged by contacting the provider through Wags.