Bear is a Chocolate Labrador Retriever. He is a 6-7 year old neutered male, he is about 90 lbs. My wife and I are Bears foster parents. We have had Bear for 4 months getting him ready for a forever home. When we got Bear he had heartworms, he has been cured of the heartworms and seems in good health.
Bear loves human's, all he wants is to be close to people. He is house broken and has some obedience training. He eats well.
Bear does not like other dogs and cats. Bear does not do stairs well, we have had him on stairs so I know he can do it, but he would rather not. I think he could be trained to do stairs.
We have 2 other chocolate labs, a male and a female. When we first got Bear he had heartworms and did not feel good, we had no problems between our dogs and Bear. Bear is now feeling much better and we have an aggression problem between Bear and our male lab.
We were waiting patiently for a suitable forever home/family, but with aggression between the 2 males starting we need to find him a home either temporary or permanent. I think the ideal home for Bear would be a family who can care properly for him and spends at lot of time at home, without other pets or the desire for other pets, a fenced yard and a single level house.
Bear is owned by the Humane Society and all decisions must be approved by them. Due to the new aggression problem The Humane Society has requested that I bring Bear back to them so they can determine his suitability for adoption.
If you or someone you know would like a loveable lab who wants to be with you all the time, please give me a call. I have called other rescue groups and nobody has room for Bear. Unless we can find him a home I don't think he will be around very long.
If you can help or have questions give me a call at 410-255-1354
Thanks for your help
Ken
Bear loves human's, all he wants is to be close to people. He is house broken and has some obedience training. He eats well.
Bear does not like other dogs and cats. Bear does not do stairs well, we have had him on stairs so I know he can do it, but he would rather not. I think he could be trained to do stairs.
We have 2 other chocolate labs, a male and a female. When we first got Bear he had heartworms and did not feel good, we had no problems between our dogs and Bear. Bear is now feeling much better and we have an aggression problem between Bear and our male lab.
We were waiting patiently for a suitable forever home/family, but with aggression between the 2 males starting we need to find him a home either temporary or permanent. I think the ideal home for Bear would be a family who can care properly for him and spends at lot of time at home, without other pets or the desire for other pets, a fenced yard and a single level house.
Bear is owned by the Humane Society and all decisions must be approved by them. Due to the new aggression problem The Humane Society has requested that I bring Bear back to them so they can determine his suitability for adoption.
If you or someone you know would like a loveable lab who wants to be with you all the time, please give me a call. I have called other rescue groups and nobody has room for Bear. Unless we can find him a home I don't think he will be around very long.
If you can help or have questions give me a call at 410-255-1354
Thanks for your help
Ken