Breed: Hound mix?

Sex: Male

Neutered: Yes

Approximate Age: 1 year 3 months (including elapsed time)
Age is estimated and includes the time the dog has been at the rescue

Size: Medium

Color: Tricolor

Coat: Smooth

Vaccinated: Yes

Microchipped: Yes

Notes: Mar 29th: Ronan and Freya enjoying this nice weather. Don't they have that look like they were caught red handed at something?

Jan 31st: Ronan - This big goof Hound dog lives to play with puppies. He is not so confident with people and could care less about playing with big dogs, but he LOVES the puppies. He will play a little with bigger puppies but just loves the littles.

Jan 18th: Ringo out meeting Hound doggie Ronan and pup Aries.

Dec 27th: Hound dog Ronan is still scared and runs from people he doesn't know but he really has learned.

Ronan slowly building his confidence. He is heartworm negative and now neutered.

Ronan is upset again. He did great while being bathed but then went and sulked after it was over. He goes to the vet Tuesday 23rd to be neutered and heartworm tested if old enough. If you would like to help with his vetting, please see our donation age.

We have been spending a lot of time with Ronan and it is starting to pay off. He is doing much better today.

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NOTE: Puppies chew, mess and make a noise. They require vaccines, sterilization, training and lots of patience! Think carefully before adding a puppy to your family. They do not have an 'OFF' switch! .

If you are interested in Ronan, please fill out our Adoption Application Form to meet him.

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Adoption fee is $175

Adoption Application Form
Before you can adopt one of the dogs you need to complete our Adoption Application Form. Applications must be submitted and vetting/personal references must be checked before an adoption is completed. You will not be able to adopt a puppy or dog if you do not have a verified application. Pre-approved applications have priority over new applications. Due to lack of volunteer time, we are only able to answer questions from prospective adopters that have filled out an application form.