The status of Sam was
last posted on 02/16/24 by
Keep calm and woof on.
Male Dog, German Shepherd Dog
German Shepherd Dog (Short Coat)
Description:
Sam is 6-year-old German Shepherd raised in New York since he was a puppy. He lived on an acre of land and loved going for walks, especially during the winter to enjoy the snow. Sam can follow basic commands and is a playful but gentle giant and gets along with older considerate children. Sam likes other dogs and enjoys playtime with them. He would be a great companion for another playful, well socialized dog. Sam craves human attention and sometimes he thinks he is a lap dog but forgets he is 105lbs. Sam is now living in Bolivia. He loves the warm weather, and going to the kennel so he can play with other dogs. However, Sam's now living in a developed community with a small backyard and the area is a bit noisy for him. His parents have developed some health issues and it's been a challenge for them to make sure Sam gets the walks and activities he is used to that make him happy. This weighs heavily on his parents' mind and that is why they are seeking to find him a new home. Sam is still a young and playful boy. He is extremely smart. He loves taking walks and being active. He needs more space to run to keep him exercised, a secure fenced in yard is a must. Sam wants someone who can spend time giving him exercise and the things he needs to be happy. His parents would like to give Sam a great life with a wonderful new family who will give him the opportunity to live his best life possible. Sam is neutered and current on vaccinations. Sam would like an experienced dog owner, preferably with shepherd experience. He would also like a secure fenced in yard to run and play. If you are interested in adopting Sam, please contact Donna at [email protected]. THIS IS A COURTESY POST. Blue Moon Shepherd Rescue only adopts to applicants in North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia. If you are interested in being considered to adopt this dog, please fill out an online application by clicking here.
