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A little about them
Harley is a confident, happy, goofy Shiba Inu who loves meeting people, playing with other dogs, and getting belly rubs. He is affectionate, playful, and adaptable, with plenty of enthusiasm to share.
Ideal Home
Harley enjoys long walks and would especially appreciate a securely fenced yard and children to play with. He does well with friendly, laid-back dogs but may want to keep his treats and the humans’ attention. Cats are uncertain, and his instinct to chase critters means a dog-savvy cat would be the best match. His enthusiasm and jumping may be too much for very young children, though he responds well to correction.
Ongoing Health
Harley is described as healthy, neutered, and vaccinated.
Training & Support
Harley is house-trained, non-destructive, and comfortable staying loose in the home when his foster family leaves. He has pretty good leash manners and is still adjusting to his harness. He can be vocal when he wants to go outside or eat and may protest when walks do not go in his preferred direction.
Application Details
- Harley is seeking a forever home in the Midwest.
- Adoption begins with contacting the provider through Wags. Approved adopters are connected with his foster mom to arrange a meeting.
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Common questions
He enjoys playing hard and wrestling with other dogs. He would do best with a friendly, laid-back resident dog that does not mind him seeking plenty of human attention.
Yes. He is non-destructive and does not have accidents when left home alone, so he does not need to be crated.
His compatibility with cats is uncertain. Because he likes chasing critters outside, a dog-savvy cat would likely be the best match.
Harley is seeking a Midwest home and would especially enjoy a securely fenced yard and children to play with. His enthusiasm and jumping may be too much for very young children, though he responds well to correction.
Applicants begin by contacting the provider through Wags and completing the approval process. Once approved, they will be connected with Harley’s foster mom to arrange a meeting.