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Ragnor

Leeds, Yorkshire

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Dog Info

Advert Type:: German Shepherds For Adoption, Rehoming or Rescue
Advertiser Type:: Rescue Centre / Charity
Breed:: German Shepherd
Age:: 4 years old (approx)

About This Dog for Adoption

Ragnor's ideal home

If you're looking for a super fun, smart and snuggly Shepherd, you're going to LOVE Ragnor! He's 4yrs old, full of life and full of potential. He is very friendly with people and the more he gets to know you the more affectionate he gets! Before you know it he'll be snuggling up to you! He's also a very playful boy and especially enjoys fetching balls. He's a big lad and quite strong so won't suit young children, but confident older teens should be fine. He's learning how to socialise with other dogs and has made good progress. He even happily wears his muzzle out and about. He'll need his adopters to keep working slowly on his dog socialisation once settled and he'll of course need to be the only pet in his home.

Could you be Ragnor's perfect match?

Ragnor has come a long way with us and has made lots of friends at the centre. In an active home with adults who are into outdoors adventures and plenty of fun training he will really thrive. He'll need to be walked in quieter areas where he won't see too many dogs initially, but he travels well so won't mind being driven to such places. He's already house trained but a secure garden will be useful so he has somewhere of his own to play off-lead. He is taking medication for mild hip dysplasia but please don't let this put you off. Our Vet will discuss in more detail with potential adopters. So if you love big, snuggly Shepherds and are prepared to put in a bit of work initially, you might be a great match for Ragnor. Add him to your favourites NOW!

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