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Meet Hershey, an 11-month-old Terrier mix with a huge heart. Initially very fearful, he has blossomed into a sweet, confident boy with patience. Hershey absolutely loves other dogs and gains confidence from their presence, making a home with a friendly canine sibling highly preferred. Once he trusts you, he adores cuddles and playtime. He needs a patient family willing to give him space to adjust at his own pace, and continued house training reinforcement.
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Requires a patient adopter who understands shy dogs and fear of strangers.
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