FOSTER OR ADOPTIVE HOME NEEDED FOR RESCUE LAB MIX:
Maui is a very energetic, smart, playful, affectionate, and handsome 1.5 year old, 60 lbs. black male lab mix (lab and Australian cattle dog). He was adopted from a shelter by a family with a toddler. Unfortunately, the family was unable to keep Maui as he can get jumpy and knock the toddler over. Maui also requires a lot of daily exercise and training and the family was unable to give him the time and attention he needs.
Maui was rehomed but unfortunately for Maui this home did not work out as the adoptive family had other dogs coming over to the home and Maui needs work on his dog socialization skills. He is currently in a board and train program for 4 weeks. Maui needs a large fenced in area where he can run around and play and he needs an active home with no young children and no cats, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Maui is reactive on leash and would not do well in a dog park or off leash. Maui’s board and train program is currently working with him on some of these issues.
Maui is neutered, housebroken, microchipped, current on vaccinations, and heartworm negative. He knows basic commands, is food motivated and is a fast learner. He is a loving and loyal companion and would do great with the right family. If you are interested in fostering or adopting Maui, please email newhome4maui@yahoo.com.
Contact Mariko
Email: newhome4maui@yahoo.com
Phone: (415) 890-6898
Age | 2 y |
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Gender | Male |
Breed | Labrador retriever mix |
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