Critter Details

Reese is one amazing boy. He is a dachshund/hound mix, fully grown at 40 pounds and fully trained! He has a short black/tan/white coat, is four years old, and has so many positive attributes. He is a good-looking boy and a low to medium energy dog for a family that can have a slower pace to a bit more activity sprinkled into their daily adventures. He is calm boy and generates tons of sweetness and love. He enjoys the company of other dogs, cats and children. Slow and proper introductions to cats and lower key dogs will be a must for Reese. Once that threshold is crossed, he will do well with them. He will need more training with his leash skills but has perfected his skills with his house and crate training. He knows some commands, too. He is a sweet boy who will love having a family to love and be loved. Reese aims to impress and that he does. It is important to remember that although Reese is house trained, potty accidents can occur while adjusting to a new home environment. He was found as a stray, taken to a kill shelter in Louisiana and taken out of there because volunteers recognized his great personality. Dachshunds have personality traits that can be very appealing: loyal and affectionate, protective and alert, playful and cuddly. Hounds come in a variety of types. But their personalities can be similar as they are known to be inquisitive, friendly, and intelligent. Reese definitely has a mix of both.Reese will do well in a home with a family that can provide him with continued training, regular exercise, lots of socialization and most of all heaps of love and attention.Are you willing to take on the task of helping Reese transition to a new life where he is loved and appreciated? If yes, read on.The adoption fee for Reese is $500. That includes the cost of spaying/neutering, up to date vaccinations, foster care, rescue and transportation fees. To get the ball rolling, head over to our Adoption Application and submit your application today. A Dog Star representative will contact you within 24 hours. To speed up the process, contact your vet and give them permission to speak with us.If you do not get a response within 24 hours, check your spam folder.