A4925985 GAGE | BOXER
Channel: United Hope for Animals
Date: 2016-03-26

A4925985 Gage is a playful 8-year-old dark fawn and white female Boxer who was found in Covina and brought to the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center on March 7th. Weighing 43 lbs, Gage is petite for a Boxer, but has all of the classic Boxer characteristics: she is energetic, cheerful, kissy, and athletic. Gage likes the company of other dogs and very much enjoys going out on walks, so she would be a great partner to join you on neighborhood jaunts. She could benefit from additional leash training as she does pull a bit when excited; given how eager she is to please her human, we think she will be a quick study. Since she is gentle and sweet, we also expect Gage would do well with children. She has a small soft mass on her right hip that should be examined by an outside veterinarian. Gage will make an awesome indoor companion for an loving family and would be a great pet for someone seeking a medium-sized dog.
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4275 Elton St, Baldwin Park, CA 91706
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