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Kratos is an outgoing, affectionate, energetic 7-month-old puppy with a bouncy, silly personality and a big heart. He is treat-motivated, eager to please, and ready for an active person who can include him in outdoor adventures.
Ideal Home
Kratos needs an experienced, patient home with someone who is home often and can provide consistent positive reinforcement, exercise, and mental stimulation. He is not suited to apartment living or being left alone for 8 or more hours a day.
- He may be okay with sturdy, dog-savvy children age 12 and older, at counselor discretion.
- He has reportedly lived with cats but may chase them. He would do best with confident, dog-savvy cats and is not a good match for shy or fearful cats.
- He may live with a tolerant, high-energy dog after an introduction at the shelter. He may prefer female dogs and is not a good match for small or senior dogs.
Ongoing Health
Kratos needs to be neutered before going home.
Training & Support
Kratos is potty trained but will benefit from a predictable routine and consistent positive reinforcement-based training. A basic positive reward-based obedience course is required. He is treat-motivated and eager to please, which can help make training easier.
Application Details
- Kratos was surrendered because of housing issues.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
- A dog introduction at the shelter is required when considering another dog.
Transportation
No specific transportation options were provided.
Health & wellness
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Kratos would do best with a patient, experienced dog person who is home often, can provide consistent positive reinforcement, and enjoys an active, outdoorsy lifestyle. He is not suited to apartment living or being left alone for 8 or more hours a day.
He may be able to live with a tolerant, high-energy dog after an introduction at the shelter; he may prefer female dogs and is not a good match for small or senior dogs. He has reportedly lived with cats but may chase them, so confident, dog-savvy cats are the best potential match.
Kratos is potty trained but needs a predictable routine and consistent positive reinforcement-based training. A basic positive reward-based obedience course is required.
Kratos needs to be neutered before going home, and he is vaccinated.