3Bear is a 7-year-old white Husky/German Shepherd mix looking for a loving home. Due to changes in my situation, I can no longer provide Bear with the care she needs. Inside the home Bear is a loving and protective dog, whom is loyal to those she knows. However she does requires support and control when outside as she becomes anxious, which can become across as aggressive
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Private seller • Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire (11mi)
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