Bagheera
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Bagheera
AvailableBagheera is a mixed breed adult male, large in size, with a history of living outdoors. He is neutered and currently located in Grayson, GA. Bagheera is not yet house trained and does not get along with cats, but heās dog tolerant given the right introductions.
About Bagheera
Bagheera, often called our 'black panther,' came in with the Jungle Book crew after being found living in the woods. He arrived in rough shapeācovered in fleas and ticks, with a badly broken tail, and testing positive for both heartworm and Lyme disease. The vet team got him through his treatments, and heās now neutered and fully recovered. Bagheera is around 3 years old and weighs about 60 lbs. Heās striking to look at and a staff favorite. Since heās mostly lived outdoors, there's no history with kids, and his house training will need work. He seems tolerant of other dogs with proper introductions, but does not get along with cats. Bagheera is looking for someone ready to give him the stable home he deserves. Heās currently in Grayson, GA. Every animal deserves a happy ending. This one starts with you.
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Questions about Bagheera
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Bagheera, as a mixed-breed dog, tends to do well in a home with space to move and an adopter who can offer stability after his time outdoors. Heāll need a patient household willing to help with his transition indoors.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Bagheera is a large mixed breed who benefits from regular walks and a yard or nearby park for exercise, though he can adapt to a variety of environments with committed daily activity.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Since Bagheera has spent most of his life outdoors, his experience with children is unknown. Mixed-breed dogs vary, so any introductions to children should be careful and supervised.











