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Summer is a beautiful 2yo female white German Shepherd Dog who was rescued as a stray in Memphis. Friendly, well socialized, never meets a stranger! (be sure to watch her video!). Good with kids although recommended for older kids just due to her size and enthusiasm! Fine with other dogs. Not cat tested. Playful with moderate activity level outside and settles down quickly in the house. Good house manners. Housebroken but not crated because she doesn’t need to be. Obeys basic commands. Loves to be with her people. When she first came to us, Summer had heartworms, but she was treated without complications and cured and is now ready for adoption. Healthy and fully vetted, current on shots, spayed, weighs about 80 pounds. AWESOME young GSD will make a great companion (and jogging partner) for an active family who loves the breed.
Here’s a note from her foster mom. This is Summer. I found her running in traffic in July. She was nothing but ribs and hip bones when I found her, clearly she’d been on the streets alone for a while. I couldn’t leave her there. I took Summer to the vet, she had heartworms but she was treated and cured. She’s dog friendly but a little too active for my 2 senior dogs who just want to sleep all day! But she is dog friendly. Last month we were harassed by 2 stray dogs during our walk but Summer never fought back or showed any aggression and we were able to just hurry away. I can't be sure about how she does with cats, I’ve never seen her with a cat.
She’s very friendly with people, even strangers. And good with kids. She’s somewhat obedience trained and knows some verbal/hand commands. She has mild separation anxiety and doesn’t like being left alone and doesn’t like it when people (especially men) yell. Summer’s ideal Adopter should have experience with GSDs, be patient and willing to work with her separation anxiety, be able to spend a lot of time at home and enjoy an active lifestyle. Summer is a wonderful young dog and anybody who loves shepherds would be very happy with her.
Summer is a beautiful 2yo female white German Shepherd Dog who was rescued as a stray in Memphis. Friendly, well socialized, never meets a stranger! (be sure to watch her video!). Good with kids although recommended for older kids just due to her size and enthusiasm! Fine with other dogs. Not cat tested. Playful with moderate activity level outside and settles down quickly in the house. Good house manners. Housebroken but not crated because she doesn’t need to be. Obeys basic commands. Loves to be with her people. When she first came to us, Summer had heartworms, but she was treated without complications and cured and is now ready for adoption. Healthy and fully vetted, current on shots, spayed, weighs about 80 pounds. AWESOME young GSD will make a great companion (and jogging partner) for an active family who loves the breed.
Here’s a note from her foster mom. This is Summer. I found her running in traffic in July. She was nothing but ribs and hip bones when I found her, clearly she’d been on the streets alone for a while. I couldn’t leave her there. I took Summer to the vet, she had heartworms but she was treated and cured. She’s dog friendly but a little too active for my 2 senior dogs who just want to sleep all day! But she is dog friendly. Last month we were harassed by 2 stray dogs during our walk but Summer never fought back or showed any aggression and we were able to just hurry away. I can't be sure about how she does with cats, I’ve never seen her with a cat.
She’s very friendly with people, even strangers. And good with kids. She’s somewhat obedience trained and knows some verbal/hand commands. She has mild separation anxiety and doesn’t like being left alone and doesn’t like it when people (especially men) yell. Summer’s ideal Adopter should have experience with GSDs, be patient and willing to work with her separation anxiety, be able to spend a lot of time at home and enjoy an active lifestyle. Summer is a wonderful young dog and anybody who loves shepherds would be very happy with her.
The process to adopt a Good Dog includes:
completion of an application
phone interview with your dog's adoption coordinator
veterinary reference & personal references
phone interview with your dog's foster mom
home visit
adoption contract
adoption fee
The process to adopt a Good Dog includes:
completion of an application
phone interview with your dog's adoption coordinator
veterinary reference & personal references
phone interview with your dog's foster mom
home visit
adoption contract
adoption fee
Good Dog Rescue is an all-breed rescue group headquartered in the South. Our group is comprised of volunteers all over the Southeast who love dogs and want to help those that end up homeless through no fault of their own. Loyal and loving dogs turn up every day in Southern shelters, as owners turn them in or they’re found roaming the streets after being dumped. To the best of our abilities, we evaluate all of our Good Dogs’ temperament and suitability for living with other dogs, cats, and children. A dog’s health is checked, and we make sure they are up-to-date on all shots and are spayed or neutered. Then, we place them in loving foster homes until they find their very own family. Our goal is to meet the needs of each dog as an individual and to assure proper placement in a loving forever home.
Good Dog Rescue is an all-breed rescue group headquartered in the South. Our group is comprised of volunteers all over the Southeast who love dogs and want to help those that end up homeless through no fault of their own. Loyal and loving dogs turn up every day in Southern shelters, as owners turn them in or they’re found roaming the streets after being dumped. To the best of our abilities, we evaluate all of our Good Dogs’ temperament and suitability for living with other dogs, cats, and children. A dog’s health is checked, and we make sure they are up-to-date on all shots and are spayed or neutered. Then, we place them in loving foster homes until they find their very own family. Our goal is to meet the needs of each dog as an individual and to assure proper placement in a loving forever home.
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