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These Pointers are available in Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Meatball

Pointer Labrador Retriever

Male, Adult
Salt Lake City, UT
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Our family of 4 found the litter he and his sister came from online in 2014. We hoped that our two children would bond with them and they would become a part of our family. We have had many adventures and fun with Meatball over the years. However, he requires more attention and care than we can provide for him at the moment. He has some anxiety that is exhibited by barking and some times displays of aggression. He has never hurt anyone but his behavior can be unpredictable. Our family does not have the resources to dedicate the one on one time he needs to feel fulfilled and wholey loved. He truly has a sweet spirit about him. He loves to cuddle, endlessly. He adores creature comforts like pillows and blankets, or he will be your weighted blanket if you let him. He is great to take on hikes. He is a lover and would crawl I side you, if he could, that is how close he likes to be to you. Meatball really needs a home with someone who appreciates all of his love, can exercise him.

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These Pointers are available for adoption close to Salt Lake City, Utah.
We'll also keep you updated on Meatball's adoption status with email updates.
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Meatball

Pointer Labrador Retriever

Male, Adult
Salt Lake City, UT
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Our family of 4 found the litter he and his sister came from online in 2014. We hoped that our two children would bond with them and they would become a part of our family. We have had many adventures and fun with Meatball over the years. However, he requires more attention and care than we can provide for him at the moment. He has some anxiety that is exhibited by barking and some times displays of aggression. He has never hurt anyone but his behavior can be unpredictable. Our family does not have the resources to dedicate the one on one time he needs to feel fulfilled and wholey loved. He truly has a sweet spirit about him. He loves to cuddle, endlessly. He adores creature comforts like pillows and blankets, or he will be your weighted blanket if you let him. He is great to take on hikes. He is a lover and would crawl I side you, if he could, that is how close he likes to be to you. Meatball really needs a home with someone who appreciates all of his love, can exercise him.

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Below are our newest added Pointers available for adoption in Salt Lake City, Utah. To see more adoptable Pointers in Salt Lake City, Utah, use the search tool below to enter specific criteria!
We'll also keep you updated on Bradley's adoption status with email updates.
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Bradley

German Shorthaired Pointer

Male, Adult
Murray, UT
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
My friends, let me tell you about a dog named Joe. I don't want to repeat what happened to Joe in his early life, so our story picks up when he was 2. When I met him, Joe was so scared, so cowed, that he didn't bark and wouldn't let anyone touch him. But when I looked into his eyes, I saw him trying to tell me something. And that thing was "I am a dog. I can forgive. Will you take a chance on me? So...I did. We started out small - just some 5-minute training sessions. Joe had never had a chance to learn things or be with others, but he was game to try. Then I discovered a secret! Joe *loved* roast chicken. Boy, he learned so quick after that! Pretty soon he learned all your basic commands and I saw the old Joe slipping away. After 6 months, a new confident Joe had taken his place. These days, Joe lives with his family - his dog and cat buddies and his human pack (old and young) that he loves to pieces. He excels in advanced obedience skills. He goes swimming and to the dog park. He is a dog again. He is happy. Why am I telling you this story? Because Bradley reminds me so much of Joe (they even look like each other). Bradley recently returned from a foster so we got the chance for a little glimpse of who he could be. Like Joe, Bradley is a sweet boy underneath his nerves. Like Joe, Bradley wants to make friends. Like Joe, Bradley loves treats. And I think if you look into Bradley's eyes you will see him trying to tell you the same thing Joe had to tell me. Bradley loves to get pets when things are calm and he comes with a bag of pet supplies! You can Name Your Own Price to adopt him. Are you that special human who could change his whole world? Come meet Bradley today. **This dog was seized from a large commercial dog breeding operation by the USDA due to conditions in the facility. Most of these operations confine animals to small kennels for the majority of their time with little or no access outdoors. They did not receive socialization with people and other animals, housetraining and leash walks that most house pets have during critical developmental windows and will require significant remedial training and support to live successfully as a pet. With a very slow and careful approach to providing new experiences and consistent training, they may adjust well to a calm home environment but may not ever adjust to off-leash walking, dog parks, hikes, and other pet-friendly activities that may overwhelm them.**

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We'll also keep you updated on Bradley's adoption status with email updates.
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Bradley

German Shorthaired Pointer

Male, Adult
Murray, UT
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Bradley spent the first part of his life as a breeding dog in a puppy mill. He transferred to HSU for his second chance after being seized by the USDA due to the conditions in which the dogs were being kept. Bradley is currently in a foster home where he has been crate and house-trained. He really enjoys the other dog in the foster home. Bradey can get startled by new things and sometimes needs time to know he's safe when he meets someone new, but he really wants to trust people and is making great progress! This sweet guy is learning how great life can be. He wags his tail when his foster parents say his name, greets them happily, and makes eye contact with them. Bradley loves to be petted when things are calm, run around the yard, and play with other dogs. He also enjoys treats; they help him feel more comfortable when facing a new situation. He's still unsure about getting into cars, but he seems to enjoy the ride. This is where you come in! Bradley has been waiting 50+ days and really needs the consistency of adoption and plenty of time to adjust to his new life. Foster homes are wonderful, but they're temporary. He's ready to learn with you. He comes with a bag of pet supplies! You can "Name Your Own Price" to adopt him. Are you that special human who could change his world? Make an appointment to meet Bradley! Email Foster@UtahHumane.org or call (801) 506-2411.

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Pointer basics

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Where do Pointers come from? How many types of Pointers are there? From the history of the breed to question about average height, weight and size, brush up on these basic facts about the Pointer.

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