Finn
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Finn
AvailableFinn is a 1-year-old male German Shepherd mix, currently located in Seattle, WA. He has a large build and is house trained. Although he has not been vaccinated yet, Finn is ready for a loving home where he can grow with care.
About Finn
Meet Finn! Finn is a striking 55-pound German Shepherd mix with a gentle demeanor. He tends to be shy and takes his time when meeting new people and dogs, often preferring to observe rather than rush into interactions. Those who invest the time to build his trust will find a loyal and dedicated companion. Once Finn feels safe, his affectionate personality shines through, revealing how loving he can be. Finn's love for car rides is evident. Whether it’s a quick trip to the pet store or a stop for a pup cup, he enjoys riding alongside his person, comfortably leaning against them. He knows basic commands like sit and has a solid recall. Finn thrives on daily walks, enjoys playing with other dogs, and often carries his favorite bone like a proud trophy. His energetic nature makes him a great fit for a home with another dog of similar size and energy to help him continue building confidence. He will excel in a calm, stable environment with someone who understands the needs of a German Shepherd. Previous experience with the breed is necessary, as his new adopter should appreciate his sensitive nature and be dedicated to his growth. At 55 pounds, Finn is an ideal adventure buddy, ready to accompany you to events, errands, or just hanging out at home. If you are prepared to be patient with this sweet boy, Finn may be the perfect match.
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Questions about Finn
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Finn, as a German Shepherd mix, thrives in a calm environment where he feels secure. A stable home with understanding people is ideal for his sensitive nature.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Finn would benefit from access to a secure outdoor space where he can enjoy playtime and explore, as German Shepherds are active and need room to roam.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
While Finn may get along with children, his shy nature means supervision and a gentle approach are essential. Older kids who understand boundaries would be best.
