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Name: Luke

Rescue ID: 7816-S-R

Status: Adopted!

Species: Dog

Breed: Brittany / Tibetan Spaniel / Mixed (long coat)

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Sex: Male (neutered)

Current Size: 21 Pounds

General Potential Size: Small

Current Age: 14 Years 6 Months (best estimate)

Activity Level: Moderately Active

Indoor or Outdoor: Indoor Only

Good with Dogs: Yes

Good with Cats: No

Good with Kids: Yes

Housetrained: Yes

Description:

Meet Luke

What a darling boy! How he ended up without a family to call his own is mind boggling. Luke is quite the looker with a personality that is as sweet as can be. Do you have a special place for Luke in your home and heart?

We originally thought Luke was a pomeranian mix, but his last owner did a DNA test and turns out he is descended from the Brittany, Tibetan Spaniel, Pug and Puli breeds! What a mix!

Update from the foster home:

Hi, my name is Luke! My foster mom says I'm a cute, sweet boy with plenty of energy. I just love having the fenced yard at her house, so I can go out and run off some of my energy and I can plow through the snow. And, it's even more fun when Steve-O (my foster dog brother) comes out with me and we chase each other.

When I go to my new forever home it would be nice to have a dog brother or sister to chase around with in a fenced yard. I like to go for a walk/run everyday and also like to take trips to a dog park. I like to play fetch but I'm still learning that I have to give up the ball so you can throw it for me.

Sometime Steve-O and I play tug-o-war with a rope toy. I like to lay at the patio door and just look out. I do bark when I see something outside, so shared walls is maybe not a good idea for me. I also like to cuddle in the evenings with my foster parents.

I go in a crate when my foster mom is not at home, but think I would be okay if I weren't in a crate, but being home alone everyday for long days might not be the best for me unless someone would come home at lunch and let me run in the yard for awhile. I go in a crate at night and I'm a good, quiet boy all night long. But if I can sleep with humans in my new forever home, I would really love it. Are you my new forever family?

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