Hoss
5 years • Greyhound Mix
Gets Along With
Adoption Information
All adoption applications are handled directly by BARCS Rescue. Contact them to arrange a meet-and-greet and start the adoption process.
About Hoss
Hoss is a 40-pound bundle of chill with just the right amount of playful energy. He’s the kind of dog who’s equally happy joining you for a walk or claiming his spot as your official relaxation supervisor. This gentle, confident guy takes life in stride. He settled into his foster home like he’d always been there and gets along great with both the resident dogs and his foster parent. No drama, no fuss, just good vibes. Hoss is fully house trained and has never had an accident, even when left alone for 6–8 hours. At night, he transforms into a full-on couch potato, happily snoozing on a dog…
Free Training Course
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First Week Guide
Day-by-day guide for bringing a rescue home
The 3-3-3 Rule
What to expect in the first 3 days, weeks, months
Getting ready for Hoss?
A few things we'd have ready before bringing Hoss home, matched to their size and age.
Decompression Crate
A safe den for the first three days — sized to feel secure, not empty.
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Slow-Feeder Bowl
Stops a dog gulping its food, which is easier on the stomach and lowers the risk of dangerous bloating.
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Enzyme Stain & Odour Remover
The first few weeks come with accidents — get the smell gone, not masked.
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Flirt Pole
Ten minutes drains more energy than a long walk — channels prey drive.
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