Available Airedales
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ATRVA continues to accept new adoption applications and dogs who need to be re-homed.
ATRVA continues to accept new adoption applications and dogs who need to be re-homed.
Harold, 2 yo Airedale-Hound mix Fostered in Virginia
Introducing HAROLD, our newest ATRVA rescue looking for his forever home. He is a AireHound.
Harold is 2 yo (DOB 22 March 2020), vetted, neutered and microchipped. He was relinquished to a shelter with 2 other dogs because the older owner was unable to care for them.
Here are foster Dad's notes:
- very sweet; weighs 65 lbs; muscular & strong
- wants his own person
- loves to cuddle
- no food aggression; he eats some of his food, takes a break and walks over to the other bowls. Resident dogs tell Harold to go away and he does
- no interest in the donkeys
- does ok on the leash but needs some more work
- has shown no inclination to jump up on people or counter surf (yet)
- not really food motivated but that could change once he becomes comfortable/settled in a home
- good in the crate; considers that his safe place
- more of the typical hound personality
- does get car sick (he need practice)
Questions, click the contact button. Interested in adopting, complete the on-line application today.
Harold is 2 yo (DOB 22 March 2020), vetted, neutered and microchipped. He was relinquished to a shelter with 2 other dogs because the older owner was unable to care for them.
Here are foster Dad's notes:
- very sweet; weighs 65 lbs; muscular & strong
- wants his own person
- loves to cuddle
- no food aggression; he eats some of his food, takes a break and walks over to the other bowls. Resident dogs tell Harold to go away and he does
- no interest in the donkeys
- does ok on the leash but needs some more work
- has shown no inclination to jump up on people or counter surf (yet)
- not really food motivated but that could change once he becomes comfortable/settled in a home
- good in the crate; considers that his safe place
- more of the typical hound personality
- does get car sick (he need practice)
Questions, click the contact button. Interested in adopting, complete the on-line application today.
