Banjo - Coonhound For Adoption in Monroe County, West Virginia
Coonhound × Valley Bulldog
Adoption Fee
$10
Age
4 years 4 months
Gender
male
Size
Large
Weight
80.00 lbs
Age
4 years 4 months
Gender
male
Size
Large
Weight
80.00 lbs
Rachel
Pet Owner
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About Banjo
Banjo is a sweet goofy boy who loves car rides and never has met a stranger. While he is a large boy, he is gentle and might lick you to death if you let him. He is well mannered and housebroken, walks on a leash and knows basic commands. He will happily lay around and snooze in a comfy couch all day or will join you on a romp in the park or a hike in the mountains. Banjo does not is aggressive to other male dogs. He is fine with most female dogs but he would be best in an active home as an only dog and loving companion. We have never seen him with a cat.
Health & Care
Great With
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about this pet
What is the adoption fee for Banjo?
The adoption fee for Banjo is $10.00. This fee typically covers vaccinations, spaying/neutering, and health checkups. Contact the owner for more details.
Where is Banjo located?
Banjo is located in Monroe County, West Virginia. Arrange a meet and greet or discuss adoption procedures with the owner.
What is Banjo's health status?
Banjo is up-to-date on vaccinations. Health records are available from the owner. Always ask for documentation and consider a vet checkup before finalizing the adoption.
Is Banjo good with children?
Yes, Banjo is reported to be good with children. However, we always recommend a supervised introduction period to ensure compatibility with your specific household.
How can I contact Banjo's owner?
You can message Banjo's owner directly through Petmeetly's secure platform. Ask about Banjo's history, schedule a meet and greet, and discuss the adoption process.
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