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Meet Bronson

Bronson is a merle-patterned Catahoula leopard hound. 10.5 years young and 50 lbs. His favorite thing is playing catch, and he brings the ball right back to you! He would love a home where he would be the one and only fur baby. Though he does get along with some dogs - he is selective This fun-loving, playful boy has been with us a few years- are you his furever home? He so deserves his full-time ball-playing family! He was recently in a foster home for several months and played with that families dog. Unfortunately the family dog dug under a fence, got out, and enticed Bronson to follow him. Bronson was happy to come back to his familiar digs at B&B. Come visit and play some toss the tennis ball with him here!

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Bronson

BreedCatahoula Leopard DogSexMaleSizeMediumAge10 years
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Beagles and Buddies
23430 Hwy 18Apple Valley, CA 92307

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(626) 444-9664

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