Oso

My story

Pet Location: Canine Behavior Center - Please arrive at the shelter by 4:00 on adoption days to meet me!I`m Enrolled In A Training Program: Yes, I`m in Peace Academy to learn advanced skills and impulse control. I am a smart boy!I graduated from Waifs with Wisdom! In this program I learned basic obedience commands. My adopter can sign up for a 30 minute private lesson to see what I learned!Can Live In Apartments: YesRequires Fenced In Yard: No, but if there is a fence it must be a 6ft solid privacy fence, as I am able to jump shorter fences.Housetrained (Potty-trained): UnknownCan Go Home With Other Dogs: No, I will need to be your only pet!Does Well With Cats or other small animals: No, I will need to be your only pet!Can Go Home With Children: Yes, with children 6 or olderMust Meet All Family Members Before Going Home: NoSome of Wayside`s pets are eligible for a Slumber Pawty, a 7-10 day in-home trial period pre-adoption.Slumber Pawty Eligible: YesRecommend an active home***Please arrive at the shelter before 4pm on our open adoption days to meet me!!***Check out my super cool new video! Scroll through my pictures to see it.Hi there, I’m Oso! I’m a playful, goofy, water-loving dog who likes to have a good time. Everything is a fun game to me. I might also be the smartest dog you’ve ever met. I pick up on things so quickly and I’m a star training student who loves to learn. If you have the energy and patience for a young, active dog in your life, I’d love to be the one! I know I can make you laugh every single day at my silly antics. And I can’t wait to curl up by your side to feel the connection that we’ll have. Please give me a chance! I’m so ready for my new life to begin. I’m a darling, 1 year old, 51-pound bundle of spunk and energy, with the cutest freckled face, soft fur, and a spirited, happy, delightful personality. I was transferred to Wayside last summer from a rural shelter in Arkansas that didn’t have space for me. I had never had a home before, and I spent way too much of my puppyhood growing up in homeless shelters. I finally got adopted a few months ago, but things didn’t work out for me there. My owner let me run loose in the neighborhood, which isn’t good for anyone. So now I’m back at Wayside, searching for a home that will be a better match for me. It’s stressful and difficult for an active young dog like me to be stuck in a kennel for

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