Apollo
German Shepherd
Adoption Fee
$10
Age
2 years 2 months
Gender
male
Size
Large
Weight
82.00 lbs
Age
2 years 2 months
Gender
male
Size
Large
Weight
82.00 lbs
Aaron
Pet Owner
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About Apollo
Breed: German Shepherd Age: 2 years old Weight: 80 lbs Neutered, Microchipped, and Up-to-Date on All Vaccines Looking for a playful, loyal, and loving companion? Apollo is the perfect mix of energy and relaxation, ready to bring joy to your home! Apollo is a stunning 2-year-old German Shepherd who will melt your heart with his lovable nature once he gets to know you. He’s a little cautious at first but will quickly warm up to new friends, showing his true, affectionate self. He may be a bit protective at night, making him a great guard dog and a loyal protector for your family. Favorite Things: Fetch – Apollo is a fetch enthusiast! He loves chasing after balls and toys, bringing them back with boundless energy. Tug-of-War – Challenge him to a tug-of-war and you’ll have hours of fun. Bones & Toys – Apollo is a big fan of chewing on his toys and bones. He’s great at entertaining himself and will only occasionally steal a sock if he’s bored (no biggie!). Cuddles & Naps – When it’s time to wind down, Apollo loves nothing more than curling up for a cozy nap and cuddling up with his humans. Training & Behavior: Apollo is crate-trained and incredibly well potty-trained. He’s a good boy when it comes to keeping your home clean! He’s completed basic obedience classes and worked with a professional trainer to help him grow into the well-behaved dog he is today. Anxiety medication is part of his routine, which helps him feel more at ease and confident in his surroundings. He’s thriving with this support! Ideal Home: Apollo has a lot of energy, so he would do best with a family with older teens or adults who can keep up with his playfulness. He might be too energetic for younger kids, but with proper supervision, he’d be a great companion. Apollo will need a slow, careful introduction to any new larger canine companions. He would not fit for a household with smaller dogs. With patience and the right introduction, he can gradually adjust to other pets, but a home with a calm, well-matched dog would be ideal for him. Apollo is a good fit for active families or individuals who want a loyal, fun-loving companion who can also appreciate his quiet, cuddle time after a play session. Why Apollo? Apollo is looking for a home where he can enjoy the perfect mix of playtime, love, and rest. With his sweet nature, he’ll make an incredible addition to the right family, and he’ll reward you with years of love and devotion. Ready to meet Apollo? Fill out an adoption application today!
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