Meet Havoc
Meet Havoc, a 7YO German Shepherd who is still learning that people can be trusted. He came to us alongside Hope A054722, and sadly their owner never reclaimed them. Havoc is now understandably unsure of all the life changes. He’s a quiet, low energy boy who takes his time getting comfortable. He prefers to keep his distance at first, but he warms up for treats! He always takes them gently from your hand too. Havoc is honestly happy entertaining himself by sniffing around. He’s pretty low effort and low maintenance, and happily independent. He walks great on a leash, and loves a peaceful stroll though. Havoc isn't the type to immediately rush over and ask for attention. He's a slow-and-steady kind of guy who needs someone willing to let him set the pace. We think there's a sweet companion underneath that cautious exterior, and we're looking for a patient person who will give him the time and space he needs to let that personality shine.
About Havoc’s reported breed
German Shepherd Dog
Listed as German Shepherd Dog
The German Shepherd Dog is a large working dog, placed in the Herding Group, that is known for intelligence and loyalty. The breed is described as courageous, confident and smart, and tends to be protective in unfamiliar situations. It needs significant daily exercise, mental stimulation and consistent training, and its double coat sheds heavily. Joint disease is a major concern, so ask a veterinarian about screenings.
Breed information describes general tendencies. It does not tell you Havoc’s personality, health or ancestry. Ask Fort Bend County Animal Services about Havoc as an individual.
Could Havoc be your senior soulmate?
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