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Pallo

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Lovely boy Pallo is a GSD x with a short, black tan and white coat aged 3 years old with a lovely personality. With nice markings, he is clearly majority GSD and maybe a little Huskey in him? He is a medium boy, as you can see by the photos (much smaller than a GSD) and he likes other dogs and enjoys walking out with them.
 
Pallo is good on lead and does not pull. He is a nice gentle boy who is very sociable and wants to say hello to every dog he meets. He looks forward to going out and to getting fuss and cuddles from his handler. He lives in a kennel with 3 other dogs and they get on well, plus a bonus he likes cats and is gentle around children.
 
Pallo has tested light Leish and is taking his meds at the moment to keep him safe. His meds are £4 per packet of 28 which will last him for a months supply. Leish is not transferable and dogs that have this can live to ripe old ages as long as their meds are kept up
 
Pallo was unfortunate that he came from the Lorca area, he was due to be handed over to the kill shelter in February but he has been saved and boarded in private kennels since then but he desperately needs out of there to his own home again. He can live with children over 8 years too. Pallo is a lucky boy as he is coming to the Uk mid July for foster in Warwickshire.
 
 

His Best Points : 

Affectionate and good with other dogs, cats and child-friendly disposition.
 

Foster report

 
He is a true heinz 57,there is definitely GSD but also a breed with an underbite, it’s also looking like a border collie, but he is definitely too small to be just GSD x border collie. I have to admit I am in love with him but this little guy is still timid but lovely and I really can’t wait to get to see the true Pallo as he settles in. He loves his walks and is well behaved, as he and my daughters dog are nearly the same age they love to have zoomies together around the garden.
 

Dog Details :

 

Breed :        GSD Mix

Age :           3 years

Gender:       male

Height:        18 inches

Weight:         17kg

Living with dogs :   yes

Living with cats :    yes

Living with children :  yes over 8 years old

NEEDS to live with another dog  maybe  TBC

Health:  Light Leish, and taking cheap medication

Neutered:       Yes

Current location
Moving to Uk foster in Warwickshire living with a Labrador mid July

Adoption Fee : – to be paid direct to the Spanishrescue to cover new, excessive, extra EU travel costs, via UK bank account  Pallo has sponsorship of £100

NOTE – Homecheck : All our adoptions are subject to successful homechecks. There is now a deposit for all homechecks of £25 which is deducted from the adoption fee.

If the homecheck fails the £25 will be reimbursed.

If people withdraw after the homecheck this is non refundable.

FURTHER NOTE

ALL HOMECHECKS ARE NOW CONDUCTED VIRTUALLY

PROOF OF ID AND LANDLORD PERMISSION IS REQUIRED

 
Categories
Can live with other dogs
Can live with children
Ok cats

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