Hazel

ADOPTED! December 4, 2017

Hazel is a two year old boxer mix female. She is taller than your average boxer and could have some Great Dane lineage in her breed (but who knows). Hazel was taken to a local veterinary clinic for a possible obstruction in her abdomen. The owners could not afford the care to have her seen and opted to surrender her to the clinic. After some testing was done it was confirmed she did not have an obstruction and she did not need to have surgery. Hazel has been around kids and she has been a good guest at the clinic where she is currently staying in a kennel environment. She has had some much needed social days at The Mutt Hutt to release her energy and give us the opportunity to get to know her while we try to find her a home.

Hazel will need some work with commands but she is very eager to learn and responsive to training. She falls into the “high energy” category and will need an owner who can dedicate time for exercise including walks, runs or continued daycare or dog park visits.

Hazel has been spayed since being surrendered and she is now ready to find her forever family. Email us if you would like to meet Hazel.

FOSTER HOME REPORT:

She has thoroughly enjoyed the outside and the freedom of playing and having a play mate. The first night she was very energetic and did many laps both inside and outside the house. I do not allowed dogs in my office or guest room and she learned quickly they were off limit just by saying no.   She is very very smart.  It was mentioned to me about her jumping and mouthing and that is one thing we have begun to work on.   I noticed right away that when she wanted attention she would jump on me and than mouth my hand or arm if jumping was not successful.  I started getting her to sit and than pet her and love on her.  By today you could see she was already starting to think before jumping up or mouthing me.