Adoptable Dogs
Dogs
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| Pet Name | Luna |  | |
| Sex | Female | ||
| Age | 23 months | ||
| Spayed/Neutered | Spayed | ||
| First Shots | Yes | ||
| Second Shots | Yes | ||
| Booster | Yes | ||
| Breed | German Shepherd X | ||
| Additional Information | Hesitant of people at first, but good after first walk. About 1.5 years old. | ||
| Date Available | Immediately | ||
| Pet Name | Moana |  | |
| Sex | Female | ||
| Age | 12 months | ||
| Spayed/Neutered | Spayed | ||
| First Shots | Yes | ||
| Second Shots | No | ||
| Booster | No | ||
| Breed | Boxer Shepherd X | ||
| Additional Information | Good with dogs, cats, and children. Very playful. Housetrained and kennel trained. | ||
| Date Available | Immediately | ||
| Pet Name | Skipper |  | |
| Sex | Male | ||
| Age | 4 years | ||
| Spayed/Neutered | Neutered | ||
| First Shots | Yes | ||
| Second Shots | No | ||
| Booster | No | ||
| Breed | Border Collie X. | ||
| Additional Information | About 4 years old. Loves attention. Good with dogs, cats, and children. Very lovable, and walks very well on leash. | ||
| Date Available | Immediately | ||
| Pet Name | Elsa |  | |
| Sex | Female | ||
| Age | 4 years | ||
| Spayed/Neutered | Not Spayed | ||
| First Shots | Yes | ||
| Second Shots | No | ||
| Booster | No | ||
| Breed | Husky | ||
| Additional Information | About four years old. | ||
| Date Available | Immediately | ||
| Pet Name | Cora |  | |
| Sex | Female | ||
| Age | 12 months | ||
| Spayed/Neutered | Not Spayed | ||
| First Shots | Yes | ||
| Second Shots | No | ||
| Booster | No | ||
| Breed | Rottie X | ||
| Additional Information | About a year old. | ||
| Date Available | Immediately |
About Dogs
Dogs were first domesticated by cavemen in the Palaeolithic age and gradually developed (or were bred) into the breeds known today.
Dogs are highly social animals and this similarity in their overall behavioral pattern accounts for their trainability, playfulness, and ability to fit into human households and social situations. This similarity has earned dogs a unique position in the realm of interspecies relationships. The loyalty and devotion that dogs demonstrate as part of their natural instincts as pack animals closely mimics the human idea of love and friendship, leading many dog owners to view their pets as full fledged family members.
Dogs naturally have a wonderful sense of smell. They have many more sensory 'smelling' cells than a man's 5,000,000. A Dachshund has 125,000,000, a Fox Terrier 147,000,000 and an Alsation (often used as a 'sniffer' dog) has 220,000,000.