Dog profile for Tanner, a male Beagle/Siberian Husky

Beagle/Siberian Husky

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Home:Central Part Of, NC

Age: 10 Years Sex: Male Weight: 26-50 lbs

Dogster stats for Tanner


Stars:

Leave a bone for Tanner

Nicknames:
Nanner, Tanner-Bananner, Baby-bear, Bubba, Busky-boy

Doggie Dynamics:

Energy

sleepy		energetic

Intelligence

silly		genius

Friendliness

aggressive		affectionate

Playfulness

not playful		very playful

Disposition

anxious		calm

Sun Sign:

Quick Bio:

-mutt

-dog rescue

Likes:
Lots of love, being comfortable, tummy rubs, rough-housing, "camp", sentry patrol

Pet-Peeves:
loud voices, thinking he's in trouble, UPS DeliveryTrucks, ankle biting sisters

Favorite Toy:
Stuffed animals, small soccer ball, Maggie

Favorite Food:
Cookies, shrimp/fish, apples, yogurt

Favorite Walk:
Camp at Aunt Tammy's and Uncle Ed's, to Aunt Terry's house to get nummies

Best Tricks:
snuggling, curling up on laps, turning on a dime when playing in the yard - boy's got some moves!

Arrival Story:
Poor little Tanner was abandoned in the big ice storm of December 2002. He was left tied to a tree on a 3 foot chain with no food or water. His rescuer saved him and worked with the county Animal Control to prosecute for neglect and animal cruelty. He adopted me in February 0f 2003.

Bio:
In spite of everything he's been through, Tanner truly is an amazing animal - very sensitive, sweet, and snuggly - he gets along with cats, and adored his older brother, Kodi, who unfortunately left this world far too young. He loves kids, people, and other dogs. He's warmed up to his new sister, and loves to play tug with her and tackle her in the yard. The only remaining evidence of his past is the fact that I have to beg him to eat, and his obsession with being in good favor - he seems to be worried that he's going to 'screw up', and constantly checks to make sure that I think he's a good boy.

The Groups I'm In:
mischievous mutts!!!

The Last Forum I Posted In:
List of No Kill Shelters and Rescuers

I've Been On Dogster Since:

July 5th 2004