Important Notes About Chase
Possibly good with dogs, not with cats
Adult Only Home
Normal energy level
* Free Spirit Siberian Rescue cannot make any guarantee regarding the outcome of any dog being adopted out to household with cats or small animals. The owner assumes full responsibility for the dog’s behavior and, per the requirement of the adoption contract, will enroll the dog(s) in obedience classes to aid in the process.
Special Training
If adopted, Chase will come with a six session training package to successfully transition to home life.
More Info
Hi, I am Chase. I’ve been living at my temporary home at Free Spirit for a couple of years now, but I am eagerly searching for my forever home. I am looking for a special person or family who can understand and work with me on my unique needs.
I have a habit of keeping things I find, so I need someone who can help me learn the “trading up” and “leave it” cues. Shelter life has been more challenging for me than for most, so I will need a calm and patient environment where I can gradually adjust to my new surroundings.
In my new home, I will thrive with space, a consistent routine, and plenty of reassurance. It's important that I am shown unconditional love and that my new family is willing to build trust with me over time. Loving me requires patience and a strong will to support me as I learn new skills to manage my guarding behavior.
I absolutely love playing with my ball in the play yard. It's one of my favorite activities and really helps get out my energy and have fun. Despite my quirks, I am a very affectionate boy. I find great comfort in being by your side and will be a loyal companion. Come meet me and see for yourself the love and loyalty I can offer. Take a chance on me, and let's start our journey together.
This dog requires an adopter to come out to the rescue three times in order to build up trust and form a bond with this dog before going home. Please talk to your adoption coordinator regarding the behaviors we have been working with this particular dog and the training techniques we have seen improvement with. We will also need the name and number of the trainer you plan on using before they will go home.
I have a habit of keeping things I find, so I need someone who can help me learn the “trading up” and “leave it” cues. Shelter life has been more challenging for me than for most, so I will need a calm and patient environment where I can gradually adjust to my new surroundings.
In my new home, I will thrive with space, a consistent routine, and plenty of reassurance. It's important that I am shown unconditional love and that my new family is willing to build trust with me over time. Loving me requires patience and a strong will to support me as I learn new skills to manage my guarding behavior.
I absolutely love playing with my ball in the play yard. It's one of my favorite activities and really helps get out my energy and have fun. Despite my quirks, I am a very affectionate boy. I find great comfort in being by your side and will be a loyal companion. Come meet me and see for yourself the love and loyalty I can offer. Take a chance on me, and let's start our journey together.
This dog requires an adopter to come out to the rescue three times in order to build up trust and form a bond with this dog before going home. Please talk to your adoption coordinator regarding the behaviors we have been working with this particular dog and the training techniques we have seen improvement with. We will also need the name and number of the trainer you plan on using before they will go home.
About Bonded Pairs
These dogs have bonded together permanently, and we would like to adopt both dogs together.