NEW! A5596593 Sam Hain | German Shepherd / Siberian Husky Mix
#A5596593 Sam Hain is great on leash and will be a terrific walking buddy if you want to get in shape this year! About 2 years old, but he acts younger with a medium energy level, we think he’s a German Shepherd and Siberian Husky mix. He has long thick fur and is shedding a lot so be prepared for regular brushing to keep him looking his best.
-About 49 lbs neutered male
– Shows signs of housebreaking
– Recommended for Gentle/Dainty playgroup, OK with large dogs and likes calm ones best
-Needs all the basic training, eager to learn whatever he needs to know
– Curly tail makes us think maybe Spitz or another breed in there too?
– Golden eyes, pretty face, beautiful dog
– Came into Baldwin Park Animal Care Center as a stray on November 29 so he needs out!
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