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Samson #8 and Max #79 were surrendered by their previous owner due to a change in their living situation. While we don’t typically have Beagles at DVGRR, Samson is very bonded to Max (a Golden), so we took them both and they’ll need to be adopted together. Max (3-year-old) loves toys and food, especially treats which he’s good at catching. He loves people and attention. Samson is a typical Beagle with high prey drive. He’s very smart and will need plenty of enrichment. He’ll lean against you for attention. In fact, these two sometimes compete for attention, pushing each other out of the way for petting. They’ll need a careful match if there is already another dog in the home. Samson and Max are a really nice pair.

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Samson #8 and Max #79

Name: Samson #8 and Max #79

Dog ID:

26-219 (Samson) and 26-220 (Max)

Gender:

Male (both)

Breed:

Beagle (Samson) / Golden Retriever (Max)

Age:

5 (Samson) / 3 (Max)

Personality:

SAMSON: VERY SMART, TYPICAL BEAGLE, LIKES TO ROAM AND EXPLORE, NOT A FAN OF BEING HUGGED, HAPPY AND LIKES TO SIT AND LEAN AGAINST YOU, NEEDS A LOT OF ENRICHMENT, HIGH PREY DRIVE, SMART
MAX: VERY GRABBY FOR TREATS, HAPPY LOVES TOYS, GOOD AT CATCHING TREATS WHEN YOU TOSS THEM TO HIM, LIKES PEOPLE, LOVES TOYS AND FOOD, PLAYFUL

General Activity Level:

Medium (Samson) / High (Max)

Interaction with Dogs:

Careful match

Interaction with Cats:

Not tested

Child Requirements:

Recommended for a home with older children

Physical Fence Required:

Yes

Suitable For an Invisible Fence:

No

Adoption Status:

Available

Adoption Fee:

$1628.16/pair (includes PA sales tax; if paying via credit card, all-inclusive fee is $1696.00/pair) Learn about the pre-adoption care we provide.

Read Samson's behavior evaluation.
Read Max's behavior evaluation.