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Gus is a distinguished older gentleman and a true homebody who loves burrowing under the covers, cozy naps, snuggles, and quiet days at home. He gets along wonderfully with humans and other dogs and would be happiest relaxing with his family.
Ideal Home
Gus needs an indoor-only home with a fenced-in yard. He does not like wearing a collar and prefers to go outside on his own terms. He is not especially interested in playing or going out, making him a wonderful companion for a calm household.
Ongoing Health
Gus has allergies that caused significant hair loss. Allergy injections have helped considerably and will be needed long-term. Coconut oil is used to keep his skin comfortable. Gus has no teeth, so his meals are cut into tiny pieces; he enjoys steak, chicken, and pasta.
Training & Support
Gus's adoption fee includes a free basic obedience course at Cedar Run Company in Hiawatha.
Application Details
- Adoption fee: $250
- The fee includes neutering, a microchip, current vaccinations and preventatives, and a free basic obedience course.
- Animals must be kept as indoor-only pets.
- Adopters must have a history of keeping pets altered and current on vaccinations and preventatives.
- The process includes a background check, home visit, and veterinary history check.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
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Gus needs an indoor-only home with a fenced-in yard. He prefers a quiet lifestyle and enjoys relaxing, napping, and snuggling at home.
Yes. The listing says Gus gets along wonderfully with other four-legged friends, and his records indicate that he is good with dogs and cats.
Gus receives allergy injections that will be needed long-term, and coconut oil is used to keep his skin comfortable. Because he has no teeth, his meals are cut into tiny pieces.
His $250 adoption fee includes neutering, a microchip, current vaccinations and preventatives, and a free basic obedience course at Cedar Run Company in Hiawatha.