Cooper (NorCal Beagle Rescue) - Basset Hound Dog for Adoption in Petaluma, California
COOPER (NORCAL BEAGLE RESCUE)
Basset Hound
🇺🇸
Petaluma, California
September 14th
male, medium, young
DESCRIPTION
You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Cooper is not a GGBR dog. He is a courtesy listing for NorCal Beagle Rescue. For more information, or to meet, or adopt Cooper, please contact NorCal Beagle Rescue here: lanalyssablum@gmail.comCooper is a delightful and adorable basset mix boy eager to find his forever home.Cooper came to our rescue from a shelter, initially shy and unsure. He is now confident and assertive, talking/mumbling to communicate with his foster parents. While they don’t quite understand him, they suspect this silly boy is asking for yet another meal!Cooper is not only good looking but is also very smart and food motivated. His foster home is situated in a wooded area with birds and deer often visiting. From inside he’s watched his foster parents feed the animals and has often found an open door to get outside and join in on the feast.Cooper is a loving boy and will come to you for attention. He loves a good head scratch and will roll over for belly rubs. He enjoys spending time in the garden with his humans, exploring on his own yet never straying too far. He knows “sit” and “come” and will benefit from additional training with delicious treats handy. Cooper is very playful and often initiates play with the resident dog and even the cat, whom he sometimes chases. Cooper is potty trained and is learning to use a dog door when it is in place (at times, due to the wooded area).Cooper’s ideal family will have a flexible work schedule and another dog, preferably young adult, to match his playful demeanor. Please contact Lan via email (lanalyssablum@gmail.com) to learn about our NorCal Beagle Rescue’s sleepover and adoption process.
ABOUT: BASSET HOUND DOG BREED
The Basset Hound is a unique and recognizable breed known for its long body, droopy ears, and soulful eyes. Originating from France, they were originally bred for hunting small game like rabbits due to their keen sense of smell and sturdy build. Despite their laid back and affectionate nature, Basset Hounds are also persistent and independent thinkers, which can make training a bit challenging. With their low energy levels and love for lounging, they make wonderful companion dogs for families seeking a loyal and easygoing pet.