A4879145 Alistair
Channel: United Hope for Animals
Date: 2015-09-27

A4879145 Alastair is a 1-year-old black-and-gray male Bearded Collie and Terrier mix puppy who came into the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center as a stray from West Covina on September 18th. Weighing 26 lbs, Alastair shows signs of being housebroken, was great on the grooming table, and likes meeting and greeting dogs his size and smaller, but can get intimidated (he’s a puppy!) when faced with interest from a larger dog. He appears to be somewhat shy and watchful in the shelter environment—something we see quite often and which is a pretty common reaction when pups find themselves in the shelter—but he took no time at all to warm up and cuddle up to his handler. His leash skills could use some perfecting, so we think he’d benefit from puppy basics and leash training to become a star canine citizen and walking companion. Alastair is pretty much plug-and-play, and we think he’ll thrive in any household.
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4275 Elton St, Baldwin Park, CA 91706
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