Hope you'll come see me soon (and also visit my MCAS dog friends still on Adoption in Troutdale!
I'm still the smartest, and no doubt, one of the most active guys in town!
"TRANSFERRED" to Oregon Humane Society!"
Aug 13, 2015
adopted Aug 18, 2015
here's my OHS weblinkadopted Aug 18, 2015
Yup, I’m a Showstopper all right! Just spend a few minutes with me, and you’ll see where I got my name. I’m a very active guy, and I’ll need lots of daily mental and physical activities to keep me busy. I’m a smartie pants too! Teaching me tricks and continuing my positive training and socialization will help me become the best me I can be! I get a little squirmy when people handle me too much… I’d rather give you a high five than a hug, especially at first. If you can keep me sharp and in shape, I’ll make your life so much fun! I came to OHS through the Second Chance Program from Multnomah County Animal Care Services.
Available for adoption with Multnomah County Animal Services!
here's my Mcas weblink
Looking for a Show Stopper? That's me. I must have escaped from the circus because I'm quite the athletic acrobat. I'm about 4 years old and weigh 51lbs. My favorite routine is to lay down and rollover and I'll do it as many times as you want. I'm looking for a fun home with athletic people who would like to go running, play with me and maybe do some dog sports like tracking or nosework because I like to use my nose. I'm not for the frail or faint of heart, so the shelter is recommending sturdy kids 12 & up. The shelter and I both agree a training class to further my manners education would help me to become a great companion.
Looking for a Show Stopper? That's me. I must have escaped from the circus because I'm quite the athletic acrobat. I'm about 4 years old and weigh 51lbs. My favorite routine is to lay down and rollover and I'll do it as many times as you want. I'm looking for a fun home with athletic people who would like to go running, play with me and maybe do some dog sports like tracking or nosework because I like to use my nose. I'm not for the frail or faint of heart, so the shelter is recommending sturdy kids 12 & up. The shelter and I both agree a training class to further my manners education would help me to become a great companion.
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