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Bear
5 years, 6 months • German Shepard, Alaskan Malamute, Husky mix
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Why Bear Needs a New Home
This is a difficult decision but she is overly aggressive to other animals. She has attacked and bitten multiple dogs in the past and has even turned on me when she is in her heightened-attack state. I live in an area where there are multiple dogs and cats and she is always over stimulated and in attack mode. It is getting worse every time we go out for a walk (which is about 4 times a day). She needs a home where there are not a lot of other animals or none at all.
About Bear
She is a loving, active dog. Loves to cuddle and be petted. Loves to chase balls and frisbees. She loves people but does not get along with other animals. She loves her crate and can be found sleeping in it during the day. She loves being outdoors, taking long walks, and plowing through tall grass. She walks well on a leash but can pull when excited, something catches her attention, or if she sees another dog. She is house trained and will always ask to go outside. She is fine alone if no one is at home. She is extremely food motivated so you cannot leave food out as it will be gone. She did…
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Getting ready for Bear?
A few things we'd have ready before bringing Bear 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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Basket Muzzle
For vet visits and public spaces — allows panting, drinking, and treats.
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Evaporative Cooling Vest
Keeps flat-faced or heavy-coated dogs from overheating on hot summer days.
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