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Ideal for active families: Galgo mix is looking for a loving home!
Find out everything about the Galgo mix “Gaspar”, who is looking for an active home. Neutered, friendly and ready to learn – perfect family companion!
Ideal for active families: Galgo mix is looking for a loving home!
The 3.5 year old Galgo mix Gaspar is looking for a new home in Germany. According to [WDR](https://www1.wdr.de/ Fernsehenen/tiere-suche-ein-zuhause/wirsucheeinzuhause-gaspar-100.html), Gaspar is a neutered male with a shoulder height of around 70 centimeters and a brown brindle coat color. He was given away by a hunter in Spain and has been living in a foster home in Germany since March. The dog is fit and agile, loves other dogs and should ideally live with an active canine friend. His hunting instinct makes him only partially suitable for households with small animals, but he can live with stable children without any problems.
Gaspar has a friendly and people-oriented character. He always wants to be close to his people and, after initial uncertainty, quickly adapts to new situations. In everyday life he knows life in the house and accepts new things without any problems. He is also easy to motivate, especially with treats. We are looking for a home for him with an active family who has a lot of time for activities together and has secure freedom to run around.
More Galgos looking for a home
In addition to Gaspar, many other Galgos are listed on the platform Tiervermediation. There are currently a total of 72 advertisements for dogs over 50 cm tall. Among them is Tere, a two-year-old Galgo Espanol mix dog from Spain who gets along with other dogs, but not with cats and rabbits. Abigail, a five-year-old Galgo Español mix, is also looking for a new home where she can find a place on the couch.
Danito (Dani), a 12-year-old Galgo mix, is active, friendly and gets along well with people and other dogs. There are also many other dogs that a new family can help lead a happy life. Most of these animals are chipped, vaccinated and have an EU pet passport, which makes them easier to adopt.