NEW! And URGENT!A5579359 Turbo   | Basset Hound/German Shepherd Mix Puppy
Channel: United Hope for Animals
Date: 2023-10-15

#A5579359 Turbo is a unique 11 month old Gold and White neutered male Basset Hound and German Shepherd mix puppy who was brought as a stray to the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center on September 7. Weighing 53 lbs, Turbo is a low rider who is still growing a bit but won’t get much taller. He keeps his nose to the ground and might be a candidate for advanced training such as nose work. He loves the ball and already knows sit so he’s likely to quickly learn other commands when rewarded with treats. Turbo needs practice on leash and shows signs of housebreaking. With a puppy energy level and enthusiasm, he loves playing with a ball. Sometimes he jumps up a bit for attention but he’s pretty easy to handle.  Turbo didn’t seem interested in the cats he saw and he’s ok with other large dogs recommended for the Gentle/Dainty group. Our volunteers fell in love with Turbo’s sweet face and charming personality, and we can see him doing well in any home where he gets attention, training, and is included as a member of the family.


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Address: 4275 Elton St, Baldwin Park, CA 91706
Phone: (626) 962-3577
Website: http://1.usa.gov/1oB6G0p

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