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Adoptable Male Shepherd/Mixed Breed (Large)
Adoptable Male Shepherd/Mixed Breed (Large)
Adoptable Male Shepherd/Mixed Breed (Large)
Adoptable Male Shepherd/Mixed Breed (Large)

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Dog, looks like
Shepherd/Mixed Breed (Large)
Age
Young, Estimated birthdate:
Sex
Male
Color
Brown/Chocolate
Size
Large
Location
Sanctuary
Zeus #33455 ⚡🐾 Zeus is a high-energy, adventure-loving pup who was found as a stray. Despite having a microchip, no owner ever came forward, so now he’s looking for a fresh start with a family ready to keep up with him! This boy is fast. In the play yard he zooms around at top speed, often running straight toward you like a freight train before changing course at the last second. He’s goofy, excitable, and clearly loves interacting with people, even if his enthusiasm sometimes gets the best of him. Zeus appears to have had some training before and knows sit, lay down, and stay. When he’s focused he can walk nicely on leash, but he’s strong and easily distracted, so he’ll need a confident handler to continue reinforcing his training. Friendly with people and showing calm interest in other dogs, Zeus would thrive with an active family who can give him plenty of exercise, structure, and adventure. This speedy boy is ready to be someone’s perfect trail partner and adventure buddy! ⚡🐶
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