How to Introduce a New Puppy to Your Dog
May 31, 2024Introducing a new puppy to your current dog is often an exciting process, and many dogs will become fast friends and eas...
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cooper d71131
Minnetonka, MN
Meet cooper d71131
Hi, my name is Cooper and I'm from Minnesota.
Meet Cooper.
At 5 years old, Cooper has already mastered the things that make a dog truly special. He’s fully trained, well mannered, and ready to be someone’s best friend. He’s at that perfect age where you get all the love and companionship of a dog who’s grown into himself, while still having so much life and adventure ahead of him.
Cooper doesn’t need to be taught how to be a good boy. He already is one. He wants a person to call his own. A couch to curl up on. A family who will choose him, love him, and never give up on him. He has so much love left to give, and he deserves to spend the rest of his life knowing exactly what it feels like to be home.
From the Vet:
When completing his intake exam with our medical team, Cooper made it clear he doesn't love the vet. His adopters should be aware that new experiences, particularly at the vet when he is overstimulated by being handled/examined, he may become reactive. Things like happy visits and pre-visit medications prior to getting settled in your new primary care vet may be to everyone's benefit, especially Cooper!
Meet Cooper.
At 5 years old, Cooper has already mastered the things that make a dog truly special. He’s fully trained, well mannered, and ready to be someone’s best friend. He’s at that perfect age where you get all the love and companionship of a dog who’s grown into himself, while still having so much life and adventure ahead of him.
Cooper doesn’t need to be taught how to be a good boy. He already is one. He wants a person to call his own. A couch to curl up on. A family who will choose him, love him, and never give up on him. He has so much love left to give, and he deserves to spend the rest of his life knowing exactly what it feels like to be home.
From the Vet:
When completing his intake exam with our medical team, Cooper made it clear he doesn't love the vet. His adopters should be aware that new experiences, particularly at the vet when he is overstimulated by being handled/examined, he may become reactive. Things like happy visits and pre-visit medications prior to getting settled in your new primary care vet may be to everyone's benefit, especially Cooper!
More About cooper d71131
HEALTH:
Spayed/Neutered.
CHARACTERISTICS:
Med. 26-60 Lbs (12-27 Kg)
Good with Dogs: Yes
Good with Kids: Yes
Good with Cats: No
cooper d71131's Details
| BREED: | Basenji |
| SEX: | Male |
| AGE: | Adult |
| COAT COLOR: | Brown/Chocolate |
| SIZE: | Med. 26-60 Lbs (12-27 Kg) |
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