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A little about them
Meet Jack, a handsome 2-year-old, 45-pound Mountain Cur mix with a goofy, affectionate personality. Previously adopted as a puppy, Jack is now looking for his forever family.
Jack is smart, playful, food motivated, and professionally trained. He enjoys running, exploring, squeaky toys, puzzle feeders, and chew toys—and he loves cuddling, belly rubs, ear rubs, and curling up under a blanket. He knows sit, down, come, heel, kennel, and place, recognizes words like “outside,” “food,” and “cookie,” and has adorable habits including rolling over for belly rubs, dramatic sighs, and excited toy-carrying greetings.
Ideal Home
Jack is dog friendly and loves children. Because of his strong prey drive and tendency to chase smaller animals, a home without cats or other small pets would be best. He can become anxious during thunderstorms, fireworks, and when left alone, so he needs a family willing to help him feel secure and continue working on his separation anxiety.
Ongoing Health
- Jack has previously responded well to medication for separation anxiety.
Training & Support
- Professionally trained and knows sit, down, come, heel, kennel, and place.
- Completely house trained, though he may need some refresher training in a new home.
- Crates on command and waits for permission before coming out.
Application Details
- Adoption fee: $175
- Begin by contacting the provider through Wags.
- If you already have dogs, bring them along for a meet and greet.
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Yes. Jack is completely house trained, though he may need a little refresher training in a new home. He crates on command and waits for permission before coming out.
Jack knows sit, down, come, heel, kennel, and place. He is smart, food motivated, and enjoys learning.
Jack is dog friendly and loves children. Because he has a strong prey drive and may chase smaller animals, a home without cats or other small pets would be best.
Jack can become anxious during thunderstorms, fireworks, and when left alone. He has previously responded well to medication for his separation anxiety and needs a family willing to continue helping him feel secure.
Yes. Families who already have dogs should bring them along for a meet and greet.