American Eskimo Dog : : Male (neutered)
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Please Note: This animal is listed as a courtesy to another organization. Please be sure to contact the foster/caretaker for more information about him.
Please Note: This animal is listed as a courtesy to another organization or individual. Please be sure to contact the foster/caretaker for more information about him/her.
**Age: about 12 years old Nanook (often called "Nook") was adopted from the Oakland County Animal Shelter in 2011. His estimated age at that time was 2-3 years old, making him an estimated 12-13 years old now. He is a miniature American Eskimo Dog weighing approximately 15 pounds, with no known health issues. Leash reactivity has been experienced on occasion when being walked by his owner. Nanook is very smart, having attended obedience classes twice. He knows "sit", "stay", "come", "shake", "down", and "roll over". Nanook is afraid of storms and loud noises and will begin shaking, while seeking a place to hide. He tends to eat fabric toys, so they should probably be avoided. He also has been known to chew on clothing, which should be kept out of his reach. His favorite treats are green beans, carrots, and cheese. A potential owner should know that Eskies do shed quite a bit. Nanook has also been known to bolt out the front door on occasion to explore his surroundings. He can be hard to catch because for him, someone chasing him is a fun game! He would do best in a fenced yard or would need to be taken out on a leash. He would also be better in a home with someone who could let him out during the day. As a 12-13 year old dog, he would likely have trouble "holding it" with someone who was gone to work full time or left him alone for 8-9 hours at a stretch. Nanook is a sweet, funny, lovable, smart dog with loads of personality He is very playful and energetic for his age. **ADOPTION FEE APPLIES More about NANOOK of Lansing, MI.Good with Dogs, Good with Cats, Good with Kids Other Pictures of NANOOK of Lansing, MI. (click to see larger version):
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