Graham Cracker is an active and energetic Catahoula mix that is now 8 month old he was adopted at
8 weeks old and returned for not being a good fit in the home. Sadly he has had no training so adopters will have to be patient with him as he is getting a late start, but its not to late he is a very smart puppy and is starting to pick up to sit in 15 min working with him. He is said to be potty training and did potty as soon as he was taken outside for his afternoon walk.
Catahoula Leopard mix with a timid demeanor in the shelter environment. However, with the right treats and toys, he can be coaxed out of his shell, revealing a playful companion who loves to fetch and play. To help him reach his full potential, Graham Cracker needs a patient family who will work with him to build his confidence. If you're up for the challenge, apply at tapsshelter.org to make this charming boy a part of your family.
Leash Manners: Working on it but not to bad he just has not been worked with
Basic Commands: working on sit and not jumping
Cat introduction in a controlled environment: iffy, lived with cats but reaction here has been aggressive and indifferent
Good with dogs? eligible for dog intros Has played with dogs here at the shelter
Special Notes This poor guy has had no training on manners or basics through no fault of his own. He is smart an picks up quickly.
Adoption Fee: $200
Estimated Date of Birth: Unknown
Intake Reason: Transferred in from animal control with mom and littermates
Animal will be spayed and up to date on vaccines, and microchipped prior to adoption. If their kennel card on display at TAPS shelter facility is marked as unaltered, the animal will be altered prior to being released for adoption. Animal stage may change from time to time based on surgery and medical status. TAPS strives to keep kennel cards as up to date as possible with current information but from time to time, information may change and a new kennel card may be pending. Full and current vaccination schedule and medical records along with any behavioral disclosures will be provided at time of adoption.
