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shepherd (shep)
Conifer, CO
Meet shepherd (shep)
We adopted Shep as a puppy. He is very affectionate and would be a lap dog if he was allowed (and smaller). He went to a dog training camp and responds extremely well to one on one training drills. He is however hard to contain. We live on unfenced property in conifer and he has run off a number of times chasing deer and ended up on a main road. I think he needs to be somewhere fenced in (and with less wildlife to chase). He has also recently started having bad interactions with our toddler. He has growled and lunging (but has never bitten). He was fine when she was a baby and is fine with our other kids. So it must be something about her size. He’s a good boy. Just better suited to a single owner who is looking for a best buddy. More than happy to provide his things with him. His kennel, beds, bowls and a bag of food to start you off with him.
More About shepherd (shep)
HEALTH:
Vaccinations up to date. Spayed/Neutered.
CHARACTERISTICS:
Large 61-100 Lbs (28-45 Kg)
Good with Kids: No
shepherd (shep)'s Details
| BREED: | German Shepherd Dog / Belgian Malinois |
| SEX: | Male |
| AGE: | Young |
| COAT COLOR: | Tan/Yellow/Fawn - with Black |
| SIZE: | Large 61-100 Lbs (28-45 Kg) |
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