Oscar, crossbreed for adoption in Skegness
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Oscar

5 years • Male • Crossbreed

Listing last checked 4 November 2026

House-trained

Key facts

Age
5 years
Sex
Male
Breed
Crossbreed

Care needs

Daily medication

Ask Greenleaf Animal Rescue about Oscar's care needs.

Could live with

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

Taken from Greenleaf Animal Rescue's listing, and sometimes worked out from Oscar's description. Always check with the rescue before you decide.

Health and training

House-trained:
Yes

Adoption information

All adoption applications are handled directly by Greenleaf Animal Rescue. Contact them to arrange to meet Oscar and start the adoption process.

About Oscar

Oscar is a five year old, male, Cross Breed who’s loving and is looking for his forever home. He has an irregular heartbeat which is controlled with medication. Oscar is fully house-trained and understands a few commands. He’s been used to living with a pack of dogs but this often leads to reactive behaviour and stress for Oscar. He would suit an adult family with no smaller pets. Please enquire. . • Oscar is neutered, fully vaccinated, and microchipped. • He has an irregular heartbeat which is treated with half a Sotophor daily. This was diagnosed over two years ago and is controlled with medication - the vet has no further concerns. • When left alone in the house, Oscar will sleep. • At home with Oscar, he’s usually either wanting to play or is sleeping. Very rarely he can be reactive if he hears barking or a strange noise. • He enjoys playing in the garden with the other dogs but it can cause problems with his reactivity. • Oscar reacts when someone is at the front door and will bark. • He has one meal a day in the evening. He has shredded carrots and rice on top of Jollyes Life stage and usually a squirt of salmon oil. He also has two tablespoons of dog food from a tin (which his medication is hidden in). This is all mixed up with a tablespoon of fat free Greek yoghurt (he loves this). Has a chew once a week. • Oscar will sit calmly whilst waiting for his food. • He’s fully house trained. • Oscar hasn’t had obedience training but does understand the commands: sit, stay, come here, and leave it. • He has a walk a couple of times a week and behaves well on his lead. • Oscar has been used to living in a pack of ten dogs and hasn’t been around other dogs but seems fine when on a visit to the vets. • He hasn’t lived with or been used to visiting children. Oscar reacts to jumping and loud noises such as shouting. • Oscar has lived with cats but they had to be kept away from the pack. • He has a high prey drive for small animals. • Oscar hates the vets (due to a previous painful experience) and needs to be muzzled.

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