Adoptable Dog of the Week – Hulk

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HULK LOVE! HULK LICK! HULK PLAY! Meet Hulk, our Adoptable Dog of the Week. This 2-year-old German Shepherd is waiting patiently in Montgomery, Alabama, for his forever home. He’s purebred, up to date with shots, good with kids, good with dogs, and not good with cats.

Hulk’s Tale:

Hulk is incredible! This handsome boy escaped his previous home in search of a better life. He is one step closer to that by being in rescue and having been treated for heartworm. Hulk is confident and alert, always taking in his surroundings. He loves to ride in the car, so roll down those windows! Hulk is learning that other dogs can be his friends, and he really wants to get to know the cat up close and personal! Because he likes to chase cats, he shouldn’t be in a home with one. This big fella corrects fairly easy so he should be easy to train. When it comes to a leash, Hulk is doing great, but still needs some work – he is learning more manners every day. He’s also fine with hanging out in his crate and like it to be clean and tidy.

If you’d like to learn more about Hulk or fill out an adoption form, please visit Helping Shepherds of Every Color.

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