BOBOB

Photo Courtesy of Meghan Lodge

Bobob’s mom, Meghan Lodge, says, “Bobob was a shelter baby. He had been there over six months with no adoption prospects in sight. One of the kennel staff told almost every person that looked his way that he was going ‘kennel crazy,’ and that most certainly deterred possible adopters! Bobob was placed on the euthanasia list, and I adopted him two days before his time was up. I couldn’t have asked for a better dog. He loves to go on walks and play with his tennis balls. He was labeled an Australian Cattle Dog/Bulldog (sometimes labeled Pit Bull) mix. A DNA test revealed that he is a Chinese Shar-Pei/Whippet cross mixed with a Dalmatian/Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever cross. His personality turns some people off because he tends to be aloof around strangers before he gets to know them. He does great with other dogs and puts up with his annoying little brother, Axle. Bobob is very responsive to training, and you can really tell he enjoys his new home. I love to tell everyone his story to encourage people to adopt a dog from a shelter.”