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Shelby

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9 years old|American Foxhound|Female|Large|Stokesdale, NC
🤗 Affectionate🎾 Playful🐕 Dog Friendly😌 Calm

Shelby is a brown and white, large, short-coated American Foxhound in Stokesdale, NC. At 9 years and 10 months old, she is spayed, housetrained, and current on her vaccinations. Shelby would do best in an adult, cat-free home with another dog for company.

About Shelby

Shelby sets her own rhythms and forms tight bonds with her people. She’s not just loyal—she’s obsessed, following her humans from room to room, always wanting to be close. Her foster mom is helping her learn that it’s okay to have a little time apart, but Shelby’s happiest when she's included in daily life. She knows how to befriend other dogs, particularly males, but she likes to lead the pack and calls the shots. Her doggy brother is happy to play along and gives her the reassurance she needs. Cats aren’t an option for Shelby; her hound instincts kick in, and she can’t resist the chase. She’s also not a match for homes with children. Expect a few hound-style howls, but they’re delivered with the kind of charm that only a seasoned American Foxhound can muster. An ideal home for Shelby is rural and quiet, without cats or kids, and with a calm, mellow male dog as a companion. She’s an older gal now—nine going on ten—so she looks forward to a comfy couch, structure, and a familiar daily routine. She’s ready to retire in comfort, surrounded by her favorite people. What are you waiting for? Apply today!

Questions about Shelby

  • What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?

    Shelby, as an American Foxhound, would thrive in a rural or suburban environment where she can be close to her people and enjoy a calm routine.

  • How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?

    American Foxhounds like Shelby benefit from access to a fenced yard or daily walks, as they enjoy time outdoors and moderate activity.

  • Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?

    Shelby shows that not all American Foxhounds are suited for homes with children; in her case, she'd do best without kids around.