Meet Buck, a charming and observant companion ready to find his forever home! Buck is a sweet-natured boy who cherishes his cuddle time and enjoys relaxing with you for a bit of TV. He's also quite the neighborhood watch dog, always alert and never missing a thing happening outside. Despite his initial shyness, he's a loyal and affectionate dog once he feels comfortable, eager to share his love and gentle presence with his new family.
As a Weimaraner mix, Buck likely inherits a blend of the breed's intelligence, athleticism, and strong bonding tendencies. Weimaraners are known for being devoted and energetic, thriving on activity and interaction with their humans. Buck's foster mom reports he gets along well with cats, watching them play without chasing, which speaks to his calm demeanor. He is crate trained and walks well on a leash, making him a great candidate for continued training and socialization.
Buck is looking for a patient and understanding home that can help him overcome his initial skittishness around new things. A quiet environment with gentle introductions to new experiences would be ideal. He would thrive with a family committed to positive reinforcement and continued socialization to build his confidence. With his love for the outdoors and his affectionate nature, Buck will make a wonderful, watchful, and loving addition to a home ready to embrace his unique personality and help him blossom.
Special Needs
Buck is skittish at first meeting and around new things, especially brooms and water hoses, and needs continued socialization.
Good With
Training
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Includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, and microchip where applicable.
$185.00
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