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Name: Paul

Rescue ID: 20466

Status: Adopted!

Species: Dog

Breed: Beagle / Mixed (short coat)

Learn more about the Beagle.

Sex: Male (neutered)

Current Size: 28 Pounds

General Potential Size: Medium

Current Age: 11 Years (best estimate)

Good with Dogs: Yes

Paul's companion, Lucette (adopted) can also be seen on our website.
Paul's companion, Lucette (adopted) can also be seen on our website.

Description:

MARS received an urgent plea to help two senior dogs who were being left outdoors to fend for themselves way up north. Our amazing team of volunteers acted quickly to get these two out of the elements and to the cities. We know they were loved and cared for until dad passed away and the adult kids cleared out the home and left them behind.

Paul loves playing fetch with Lucette. I have never seen a beagle like fetch. It is adorable! His beagle nose will distract him, though, and he'll end up investigating other things besides just the ball in the process. Otherwise, he is pretty independent and mostly just likes being "part of the group" and napping next to his human and dog friends on the couch or working away on his chew toys. He does like chasing the chipmunks in the backyard as well.

He has only had one accident since he has been with me. Usually when he gets up unexpectedly and starts searching around, it is his signal that he has to go out. Paul is very good in the kennel. He goes right in and is usually snoozing within a minute.Paul hasn't been around cats that I know of, but he seems mostly interested in searching for food, so he would probably be fine around cats. He is good with other dogs.I haven't seen Paul around kids, but he is pretty laid back and would probably be good with children. I have had to take things he has picked up around the house or in the yard out of his mouth and he just lets me grab things without any kind of aggression.

Paul has been good on a leash so far. We have mostly been exercising in the fenced-in backyard, so not sure how he would do on longer walks.Paul is very quiet, especially for a beagle. I haven't heard him make a peep yet, even when his fellow dog friends are barking.

Overall, Paul is such a sweet little guy. He has gotten into a little mischief, as beagles will do, but otherwise he has been such a well behaved little gentleman.

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