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This Week's Pet: Goofy Shepherd With Endless Energy
Loba, a loving 2-year-old pup, is looking for her "furever" home. Can you open your heart to her?
Loba, a 2-year-old Shepherd mix, is awaiting her forever home.
This spunky, sweet girl came to PAWS Chicago Adoption Center in Lincoln Park this past April, when her previous owners could no longer provide for her. Loba is ready to have tons of fun and can’t wait to find the perfect adopters to share her life with.
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At 37 pounds, Loba is the perfect size. She is small enough to live comfortably in a condo or apartment building, but still has the energy and endurance of a larger breed. Loba loves going for walks around the city, and is well-behaved on her leash. She is already crate-trained, and house-trained as long as she is walked regularly. Loba even has some basic obedience skills. She is a loyal, devoted companion.
Her favorite toys are tennis balls and bones to chew on, although she is selective about which treats she enjoys. This social pooch likes other medium and large-sized dogs—as long as they appreciate her rough play style—and is very popular at the dog park and doggie daycare.
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Loba is a cunning hunter and will stealthily stalk birds, bunnies, and squirrels outside. Because Loba likes to chase small critters, a home with cats or little dogs would not be for her. Like a lot of Shepherds, Loba is protective of her home turf and can be wary of visitors. For this reason, she would be best-suited for a home with just adults, where she will be slowly and carefully introduced to new friends. With lots of treats and a little patience, she warms up to guests nicely.
Although Loba can be a little insecure at times, she is highly trainable and is gaining more confidence every day. She just needs someone who will believe in her.
Will you give Loba a place to call home?
If you are interested in Loba, Use our quick contact form, visit the PAWS Chicago Adoption Center at 1997 N. Clybourn, e-mail adoptions@pawschicago.org, or call 773-935-7297.
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