COPPER
LOCATION
Delson
GENDER
Male
AGE
1 year and 10 months old
WEIGHT
44.2kg
DETAILS
Active • Dog-friendly • For intermediate owner • Not kid-friendly • Unknown with cats
Cooper, a magnificent 1-year-and-10-month-old German Shepherd mix, is officially ready to find his forever family! 🐾
Don’t let his big size intimidate you! Cooper may look like a big dog, but deep down, his size is mostly a way of hiding just how much love he has to give. ❤️
When meeting someone for the first time, Cooper can be a little reserved. He likes to take his time, observe you, and get to know you before approaching. But bring out a few treats, offer him a little playtime, and you’ll quickly see his shell come down! 🥰 Once Cooper gives you his trust, it’s love at first sight. And when Cooper loves… he loves BIG!
Cooper is compatible with other dogs. Introductions should still be done slowly and respectfully, as he may need a few meetings before deciding that the other dog officially deserves the title of best friend. 🐶
As for cats, we do not know if Cooper could live with them. His large size and prey drive could make this type of cohabitation more challenging.
When it comes to children, Cooper would be most comfortable with respectful teenagers who understand a dog’s needs and are able to give him space and respect his pace.
Cooper is also part of our Compassion Adoption Program. This program offers reduced adoption fees for animals with particular needs, including Cooper, who suffers from allergies. ❤️
Cooper may look like a big boy at first glance, but behind that impression is a sensitive, affectionate dog with so much love to give. All he needs now is a family willing to take the time to discover everything he has to offer. ❤️🐾
If you think you could be the family for me, please complete an adoption application. We receive a very large number of applications, which are reviewed according to the order in which they are received and the quality of the answers provided. Only selected applicants will be contacted.
Please note that we do not perform DNA testing at the shelter, so we cannot guarantee his breed.
