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A little about them
Moe is a young Boxer mix with a loving heart and a big personality. He is affectionate, playful, enjoys toys and snuggles, and likes staying close to his people. With the right fit, he will be a loyal sidekick for adventures, playtime, and cuddles.
Ideal Home
Moe would thrive with an active, knowledgeable, and experienced dog owner who can provide structure, exercise, continued training, and thoughtful management during medical care. He does well with other dogs but should not live with small children because he can become mouthy during play.
Moe is generally good-natured and shows no signs of aggression in daily life. However, he has reacted with little warning when medications were applied to his ears or skin during treatment for infections. His family should be comfortable working with a veterinarian and using management strategies for medical care. Food should be kept out of reach because Moe is a curious countertop surfer.
Ongoing Health
Moe has been treated for ear or skin infections. His future family should work closely with a veterinarian if medication or other medical care is needed.
Training & Support
- Potty trained
- Crate trained
- Listens well
- Does well with other dogs
- Enjoys toys, snuggles, exercise, and continued training
Application Details
- Meet Moe at the weekly Saturday adoption event from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 372 Townline Road, Mundelein, IL 60060.
- To get started, contact Moe's provider through Wags.
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Moe needs an active, knowledgeable, and experienced dog owner who can provide structure, exercise, continued training, and careful management during medical care. He should not be placed in a home with small children.
Yes. Moe is potty trained and crate trained, and he listens well.
Moe does great with other dogs.
Moe has reacted with little warning when medications were applied to his ears or skin during treatment for infections. His future family should be comfortable working with a veterinarian and using management strategies for medical care.