Adoptable Dachshund Oscar Meyer The 3rd

Adoptable Dachshund Oscar Meyer The 3rd is adorable, extremely loving, and heavily attached to one person, particularly a female person.

There is some evidence of abuse or fear of children and/or a male in his past. He required additional time to trust new people. His insecurity manifests itself in excessive barking and chasing. Even after three weeks living in the household with his foster parents, he still barks when dad enters the home. It will take understanding, training, and patience to help him through this emotional reaction.

When meeting new people, he barks loudly and sounds mean. Oscar Meyer The 3rd calms down and does no harm if you pick him up and place him in their arms. Although he’s walking well on a leash, he wants to chase and bark after people and bikes. More training is needed to teach him these important skills.

He behaves perfectly well for his foster mom, but it took longer than usual for him to adjust to the change and to establish real trust. Oscar is so very worth the effort!

The ideal home will have a fenced-in yard and an experienced dog owner who is home most of the time or retired and ready to show him lots of love and attention.

Oscar Meyer The 3rd is enjoying sleeping cuddled up with his foster parents in the bed. This is a habit he would like to continue with his forever parents. It has given him added security and love that was needed.

Oscar Meyer The 3rd is 5 years old and 9.5 pounds.

What’s Next?

If you believe you could provide the safe and loving forever home for this dog, please fill out an application with the dogs name on it.

*Be advised, we have a couple of volunteers processing hundreds of applications. We are unable to call everyone back as we do not have ANY employees. Our dedicated volunteers and foster parents will check references of the applications that appear to be a good match. At that time, if you are chosen, we will contact you to arrange a home visit.

The adoption fee helps to cover costs, as each dog is fully vetted, and treated, as needed to prepare them to move forward in their new life. You pay no fee unless you are chosen to adopt.

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