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German Shepherd Dog

Bear

Young·Male·Large

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About Bear

Meet Bear, your future loyal best friend! Bear is a handsome 5-month-old puppy, weighing around 40 pounds. He's a bundle of joy, full of sweetness, affection, playfulness, and a whole lot of personality. Like any energetic large-breed pup, Bear loves to stay active. He enjoys his walks, playing in the park, romping with his toys, and most importantly, spending time with his favorite humans and furry pals. After a morning of fun, he loves a good nap before an evening of more play and walks. Bear is incredibly affectionate and has a gentle, loving nature. One of his most charming habits is offering his paw for you to hold – his special way of showing trust and love that's sure to melt your heart. He gets along wonderfully with dogs of all sizes, cats, and children, and he has the makings of a wonderful protector and big brother. He especially loves playing with his sister and enjoys having canine companionship around him.

Ideal Home

Bear would thrive in an active family committed to daily walks, playtime, and plenty of love. A fenced yard would be a wonderful bonus, giving him room to romp and explore. He has no mean bone in his body and would fit beautifully into a home with children, dogs, cats, or all of the above.

Ongoing Health

Bear has been neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, and is on prevention.

Training & Support

Bear is potty trained, crate trained, and walks well on a leash. He is food and treat motivated and responds well to positive reinforcement. At night, Bear sleeps quietly in his crate and settles in immediately. He is crate trained and currently crates for short downtime during the day as well as overnight. Because he is still a puppy, he is working on learning basic manners such as not jumping and understanding which items are toys and which are not. Bear does experience some separation anxiety and is not quite as independent as his sister. He thrives on companionship and enjoys being near his people and canine friends. His ideal family will understand that he's still a baby learning about the world and will continue helping him build confidence as he grows.

Application Details:

Applications start by contacting us through Wags. We are committed to finding the best possible match for every dog, and applications are carefully reviewed. We prioritize the best match and not first come, first served. Approved applicants will have the opportunity to speak directly with Bear's foster family to learn more about his personality, routine, and needs.

Transporation

Bear is currently being fostered in Houston, Texas. Transport is available for out-of-state adopters for an additional $250 fee, utilizing USDA-certified transport teams.

Gets along with

Kids, Dogs, Cats

What to expect

Estimated

Typical costs and care for a German Shepherd Dog.

Typical cost to care

$2,260$2,620 /yr

$203/mo

Energy

High

Grooming

3×/week

Shedding

Heavy

Health risk

High

Lifespan

9–13 yrs

Know the breed

German Shepherd Dog

Exercise

90 min/day, Vigorous activity

Trainability

Very trainable

Experience

Some experience needed

Living space

House, Acreage

Shedding

Heavy

Lifespan

9-13 years

Meet the shelter

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Location & pick up

Map showing location in Sugar Land, TX

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Frequently asked questions

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