He’s shared his kennel space with so many puppies that have been chosen before him, for some reason he is always the one left behind.
I finally worked with Bob for the first time yesterday, I normally don’t work with pups unless they are growing up in the shelter, and unfortunately for Bob he is months into being moved to Adoption Avenue...
He needs a chance to grow up in a home, loved on consistently and given the guidance (be it from you or you investing in training) to live a long, happy, and healthy life.
Ideal home: Puppies take a lot, but routine and positive reinforcement go a long way! Puppies are best in homes that have the patience and ability to deliver the training, or invest in it!
This bio was written by Tessa Parker of @DBSRescue based on first hand experience through the DBS Rescue shelter support program. Observations are opinions are DBS Rescue’s and do not represent the shelter.
