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Harry

2 years • Male • German Shepherd

Listing last checked 6 November 2026

LargeHigh energy

Key facts

Age
2 years
Sex
Male
Breed
German Shepherd
Size
Large

Could live with

  • Children: Not known
  • Other dogs: Yes
  • Cats: Not known

Taken from German Shepherd Rescue South's listing, and sometimes worked out from Harry's description. Always check with the rescue before you decide.

Health and training

Neutered:
No

Adoption information

All adoption applications are handled directly by German Shepherd Rescue South. Contact them to arrange to meet Harry and start the adoption process.

About Harry

HARRY Harry is a sable gsd (possibly a cross) who recently came into rescue after being found tied up to metal railings down a remote country lane with a tight collar and muzzle on 🥲 He was taken to the pound and served his 7 days. His age is unknown -he does have grey round his muzzle but his chip states he was born 2022 although he looks older. He is a small frame boy who needs to put a little weight on. Harry appears very wary of men and prefers female handlers, he so far doesn’t seem bothered by other dogs (in one of the videos he is with Keira one of the resident dogs at kennels and he isn’t bothered at all by her) He does have a fascination with playing with stones and is very food oriented, knows sit, down and paw. As we have no knowledge of this boys past we would not rehome with young children. Harry is a friendly , sweet little boy who would love his forever home. He is in kennels near Uxbridge, Buckinghamshire. If you feel you can offer him a foster home or forever home please fill in a form via this website

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