Kobe
$720
Kobe
American Foxhound, Rottweiler
$720
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A little about them
Kobe is a big-hearted, affectionate Rottweiler and American Foxhound mix puppy who loves cuddles, people, children, dogs, walks, sniffing, play, toys, treats, and being near his humans. Formerly named Baldur, he was raised with his mama and littermates, adopted as a puppy, and recently returned through no fault of his own. He is nearly 60 pounds and expected to reach 80–100 pounds as an adult.
Ideal Home
Kobe is excellent with children and other dogs of all ages and sizes. He is curious about cats and is learning to respect the resident cat’s boundaries. He may be cautious with unfamiliar people at first but warms up quickly. He will thrive with a family ready to provide continued training, play, exploration, and plenty of affection.
Ongoing Health
Kobe’s adoption inclusions include spay/neuter, the first three distemper-series vaccines and dewormings, an age-appropriate rabies vaccine, a microchip with lifetime registration at no additional fee, and current heartworm and flea/tick preventatives.
Training & Support
Kobe is smart, treat-motivated, and learning basic manners, leash skills, and settling. He is mostly housebroken, though occasional puppy accidents may still occur. He does well in his crate and sleeps comfortably there overnight; during the day, he may briefly protest when he hears people nearby but settles quickly. His foster is also helping redirect occasional excited or playful mouthiness to toys. Continued training will be important as he grows.
Application Details
- Begin by contacting the provider through Wags to start the adoption application.
- The adoption team will follow up and connect interested adopters with Kobe’s foster home.
- Kobe is in a foster home.
Transportation
No specific transportation options are stated.
Kobe is a big-hearted, affectionate Rottweiler and American Foxhound mix puppy who loves cuddles, people, children, dogs, walks, sniffing, play, toys, treats, and being near his humans. Formerly named Baldur, he was raised with his mama and littermates, adopted as a puppy, and recently returned through no fault of his own. He is nearly 60 pounds and expected to reach 80–100 pounds as an adult.
Ideal Home
Kobe is excellent with children and other dogs of all ages and sizes. He is curious about cats and is learning to respect the resident cat’s boundaries. He may be cautious with unfamiliar people at first but warms up quickly. He will thrive with a family ready to provide continued training, play, exploration, and plenty of affection.
Ongoing Health
Kobe’s adoption inclusions include spay/neuter, the first three distemper-series vaccines and dewormings, an age-appropriate rabies vaccine, a microchip with lifetime registration at no additional fee, and current heartworm and flea/tick preventatives.
Training & Support
Kobe is smart, treat-motivated, and learning basic manners, leash skills, and settling. He is mostly housebroken, though occasional puppy accidents may still occur. He does well in his crate and sleeps comfortably there overnight; during the day, he may briefly protest when he hears people nearby but settles quickly. His foster is also helping redirect occasional excited or playful mouthiness to toys. Continued training will be important as he grows.
Application Details
- Begin by contacting the provider through Wags to start the adoption application.
- The adoption team will follow up and connect interested adopters with Kobe’s foster home.
- Kobe is in a foster home.
Transportation
No specific transportation options are stated.
Health & wellness
From the listingReported by Homeward Trails Animal Rescue, Inc..
Know the breed
Common questions
Grown, expect around 61–100 lb.
Typical American Foxhound, Rottweiler guidance: Short · 60 min/day, Vigorous activity.
From the breed profile
The listing marks Kobe as good with kids, dogs, cats. Anything not on that list is unknown, not a no. Ask Kits what the listing does and doesn't say.
From Homeward Trails Animal Rescue, Inc.'s listing
Homeward Trails Animal Rescue, Inc. is in Fairfax, VA. Reach out to arrange a time.
$720 is the listed fee. Nothing else about it is listed. Ask Kits what a fee like this usually covers.
From Homeward Trails Animal Rescue, Inc.'s listing
Meet the shelter
Homeward Trails Animal Rescue, Inc.
Fairfax, VA