Baloo - Chinese Shar-Pei For Adoption in Brevard County, Florida
Chinese Shar-Pei
Age
2 years 4 months
Gender
male
Size
Medium
Weight
40.00 lbs
Age
2 years 4 months
Gender
male
Size
Medium
Weight
40.00 lbs
Kimberly Tomlinson
Pet Owner
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About Baloo
Baloo is a sweet and handsome red shar pei whom I have been fostering. He needs a new home as I cannot keep him long term; I have other dogs and cannot afford to keep sweet Baloo. He has a history of immunizations - however, I have no access to records. He has not been neutered. I am willing to release Baloo for free to the right person - someone who has a yard and would give him a loving home. Baloo is potty trained but is not leash trained. He is a smart boy but very timid; he requires a gentle and patient person who is willing to give him time to warm up. He has been around my grands who are 11 and 8; he does very well- he is just timid. He tends to be submissive with other dogs. He has never been around cats so I can’t say how he would behave but in general Shar Peis do not do well with cats or other same gender dogs. My dogs are females and he is very good with them - submissive and sweet.
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