Baro is a 25-pound red-ticked beagle with the sweetest soul and the softest puppy-dog eyes. At around 2 years old, he’s still learning that the world can be a safe and loving place. He can be very shy when meeting new people and prefers gentle, patient introductions. Direct eye contact makes him nervous, so he’ll usually sneak up behind you first for a careful little sniff while he figures you out.
Once Baro feels safe, though, his affectionate side absolutely melts hearts. He becomes the cuddliest little shadow who never wants the pets to stop. If you pause, he’ll gently nudge your hand as if to say, “Excuse me... I was not finished being loved.” His favorite thing is snuggling close and falling asleep while holding your hand or arm.
Baro has already learned so much in foster care. He is house trained, uses a doggie door like a pro, can climb stairs to hop onto the bed, and loves going for walks. He’s even started taking treats from your hand — a huge milestone for this sensitive boy. He’s nervous about getting into the car, but once he’s inside, he happily enjoys the ride.
This adorable little guy does have some funny quirks. He is basically a tiny nighttime raccoon disguised as a beagle. After dinner, he loves collecting blankets, towels, dog beds, toys, pillows, shoes, and anything soft he can carry, proudly dragging his “treasures” out the doggie door. Keeping important items out of reach will help everyone stay happy! He also does not like crates and feels much safer having space to relax on his own terms.
Ideal Home
Baro absolutely needs another playful, energetic dog in the home. Having dog friends gives him confidence, helps ease his anxiety, and brings out his silly, happy side. He truly wants to be part of a pack. He does well with teenagers but would not be comfortable in a home with small children. Because certain mobility equipment scares him, he’s also not the best fit for senior households.
Ongoing Health
Baro is a healthy boy with no ongoing health concerns to report.
Training & Support
Baro is house trained and uses a doggie door like a pro. He’s also learned to take treats from your hand, a huge milestone for this sensitive boy. While he can be nervous about getting into the car, he happily enjoys the ride once inside. He does not like crates and feels much safer having space to relax on his own terms.
Application Details:
- Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
Transporation
Baro is currently in foster care in Pennsylvania and can be transported within a reasonable distance.
