Houston Adoption Search Dogs Ranger
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Adoptable Male Malinois, Belgian
Adoptable Male Malinois, Belgian
Adoptable Male Malinois, Belgian

Adopt Ranger

Dog, looks like
Malinois, Belgian
Age
Young, Estimated birthdate:
Sex
Male
Color
Black with Tan, Yellow or Fawn
Location
Houston
Hi I'm Ranger! Part gentleman, part adventurer, all heart I’m a 1½-year-old Belgian Malinois with a striking black-and-tan coat and a loyal spirit that’s just as strong as my good looks. I take my name seriously—I’m always ready to be by your side, keeping watch, keeping you company, and making sure you never feel alone. I’m a smart guy (okay, really smart), and I love having a purpose—whether that’s learning new things, sticking close to my people, or just being your most devoted companion. I’ve got that classic Malinois loyalty, which basically means once I pick you… you’re my person forever. But don’t let my “cool, composed” vibe fool you—I’ve got a soft side too. I love attention, I enjoy a good ear scratch, and I’m happiest when I’m near the people I care about most. What I’m looking for is someone who appreciates a devoted, clever dog and is ready to include me in everyday life. I’ll thrive with a person who enjoys a strong bond, a little teamwork, and a whole lot of love. I’m currently in a foster home while looking for my loving home. Submit an adoption survey to set up a virtual meet and greet to get to know me more! To learn more about me fill out our adoption survey: https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/BHOU/Dog
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