A4922793 Lobo | German Shepherd/Greyhound Mix
Channel: United Hope for Animals
Date: 2016-02-28

A4922793 Lobo is a sweet-natured 5-year-old black-and-gold neutered male German Shepherd and Greyhound mix whose owner left him at the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center on February 25. Overweight at 104 lbs, Lobo is a cheerful chap who gazes up at his human with the soulful eyes. He is responsive to his handler and eager to please. He also is non-reactive toward other dogs. Because of the fly strikes on his ears, we suspect Lobo spent most of his time so far outdoors without much human attention, so he would benefit from some love and basic obedience training. Training and regular walks will help him slim down and become a model pet. With his gentle disposition, Lobo strikes us as a perfect family dog, and he would be a great addition to a loving home eager to welcome a loyal and calm best friend. 

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