Hash
- 1 year old
- 54 lbs
- Male
Home Is Where the Hash Is
About Hash
Hash’s story is one of resilience, kindness, and second chances. This handsome brown-and-black pup was found as a malnourished stray, facing challenges no dog should have to endure. But thanks to plenty of care, training, and love, Hash has made an incredible recovery and blossomed into the wonderful companion he is today.
One thing people quickly discover about Hash is that he’s actually smaller than he looks. Beneath his rugged good looks is a gentle, sensitive soul who can be a little timid when meeting new people. Give him a bit of patience, though, and you’ll be rewarded with one of his sweetest habits: when he’s ready for more affection, he’ll politely offer a paw, almost like a handshake, asking for another round of pets.
Hash absolutely loves spending time with his people. Whether he’s exploring on a walk, making new friends at the dog park, or happily entertaining himself with his favorite toys, he’s always happiest when he’s sharing the experience with someone he loves. And if you’re standing still for too long, don’t be surprised if Hash leans right into you. Physical contact is one of his favorite love languages, and he has a talent for making his humans feel needed and adored.
Sweet, gentle, and endlessly kind, Hash is the kind of dog who forms deep bonds with the people he trusts. He’s looking for a family that will appreciate his tender heart, celebrate how far he’s come, and give him the love and security he’s always deserved. In return, he’ll offer loyal companionship, plenty of paw-shakes, and a lifetime of leaning on you, both literally and figuratively.
Energy Level
I like to get at least 30 minutes of brisk walking or playing in most days of the week.
Affectionate
Sure, we can snuggle sometimes.
Friendly with strangers
I can warm up to just about anyone!
Housemanners
I'm better behaved indoors than most humans! Your rugs are safe with me!
Stuff I know...
- Sit
- Stay
- Wait
- Spin
- Come
- Shake
Kids?
I get along with kids who are relatively well-behaved and who may occasionally run around and play in the same room as me.
Dogs?
I’m interested in most dogs and can meet them relatively easily.
Cats?
I can get along with cats, even if it takes some more structured introductions.
Health
Heartworm + (We cover the treatment!)
