Meet Danny - *SENIOR* ADOPT ME WITH SANDY
Danny & Sandy were picked up as strays in Boone County, IN. They are WONDERFUL dogs....both very sweet, get along with everyone and everything, and are now fully vetted. They love nothing more that to be lap dogs, although Danny is a little big for that but shhhhhhhh! Don't tell him! This beautiful pair are in a temporary foster home and are looking for a foster (until adopted home), a forever foster home, or a forever home.
About Danny - *SENIOR* ADOPT ME WITH SANDY’s reported breed
Boxer
Listed as Boxer
The Boxer is a Working Group breed that originated in Germany. Boxers tend to be playful, affectionate and energetic, and they need daily exercise and consistent, positive training. Heart disease and certain cancers are health concerns for the breed, so regular veterinary screening matters.
Breed information describes general tendencies. It does not tell you Danny - *SENIOR* ADOPT ME WITH SANDY’s personality, health or ancestry. Ask Across America Boxer Rescue about Danny - *SENIOR* ADOPT ME WITH SANDY as an individual.
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