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Bastrop

Mixed breed · Male · Young · Large · Whitewright, TX

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Bastrop, a dog for adoption from Bluebonnet Animal Rescue Network
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About Bastrop

Breed
Mixed breed
Sex
Male
Age
Young
Size
Large
Location
Whitewright, TX
Adoption fee
$400
Set and collected by Bluebonnet Animal Rescue Network, not Everybarn.

From Bluebonnet Animal Rescue Network

Say hello to our very own "royalty" Philip Henri, Baron de Bastrop! This handsome young boy landed on the euthanasia list, together with his two sisters, at the shelter in Bastrop TX. Hence the name. Based on his dashing good looks, our best guess is that young Mr. Bastrop is most likely Anatolian Shepherd, or perhaps Kangal mix? He has an estimated birthday of 2/4/2024, and since he and his siblings were surrendered to the shelter by their previous family, we think that should be very close to his actual birthday. Bastrop weighed about 40 lbs when he got his rabies vaccination at 4 months old, about 70 lbs at 7 months old, and 96 lbs at 9 months old, so it's reasonable to guess that he will mature into a big boy -- probably 110+ lbs by the time he's an adult. In his first foster home, Bastrop was exposed to chicken and sheep, but only in very limited and supervised situations. Mostly, he and his siblings have been puppies, allowed to play with each other and with adult dogs. Bastrop LOVES the water and will splash in a kiddy pool or water tub or creek or pond or any other water you put in front of him. Bastrop has had all his vaccinations and neuter surgery as required by Texas…

In the rescue's own words, as they published it.

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