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We are looking for a very loving home for our beloved 4-year-old mutt Orvie (short for Orville). He is loyal, affectionate, well-trained, and playful with no bad habits. He is a beautiful boy that we adopted from the SPCA at 11 weeks. We have only fed him the best food and have 100% maintained his vet, heartworm and flea/tick needs. He is tall and leggy at 80ish pounds. He is used to three to seven 45-60 min walks per week, sheds a lot in spring, loves lying in comfortable spots like beds and couches, and really enjoys outdoor time (but refuses to swim!). When going on trips we have used a dogsitter who loves and knows Orvie, but early on we took him to a few local boarders and he can handle that too.
We are rehoming him because even after significant training, being around children gives him a lot of stress and he has consistently shown aggression toward our toddler, and we have another baby on the way.
Ideal home is an older couple/single who lives rural, not in city.
We are looking for a very loving home for our beloved 4-year-old mutt Orvie (short for Orville). He is loyal, affectionate, well-trained, and playful with no bad habits. He is a beautiful boy that we adopted from the SPCA at 11 weeks. We have only fed him the best food and have 100% maintained his vet, heartworm and flea/tick needs. He is tall and leggy at 80ish pounds. He is used to three to seven 45-60 min walks per week, sheds a lot in spring, loves lying in comfortable spots like beds and couches, and really enjoys outdoor time (but refuses to swim!). When going on trips we have used a dogsitter who loves and knows Orvie, but early on we took him to a few local boarders and he can handle that too.
We are rehoming him because even after significant training, being around children gives him a lot of stress and he has consistently shown aggression toward our toddler, and we have another baby on the way.
Ideal home is an older couple/single who lives rural, not in city.
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If you see pets listed by a private owner, it means that they're available through the Rehome program - the safe, reliable, and free way to find a loving new home for your pet.