Summer

SUMMER NEEDS A FOREVER HOME!!!!
Name: Summer Best Guess for Breed: Lab and beagle mix
Best Guess for Age: 8 years as of February 2026 SEX: Female

Approximate Weight: 33 lbs

Gets Along With: Other dogs! We haven't seen her with cats or kids but we are happy to discuss integration techniques with any potential adopters!
Currently Living at: DC area foster home

Summer is Looking For: Her forever home! Summer landed in the shelter through no fault of her own and she's eager to once again have her own humans. For sniffy walks and world exploration and quality kibble and a cushy dog bed, yes. But as an experienced dog, she knows what's most important in life: Knowing where she belongs, being safe and loved.
What do you say? Are you her fresh start? Is she the one you see by your side?
What My Foster Says About Me:
Summer is low-to-medium energy at home and spends most of her time snoozing the day away. That said, walks are her absolute favorite thing; as soon as I grab her leash, she literally starts squealing with excitement. Summer loves being outside so much that she often will paw at the door to ask for a walk, even if we just came back inside from one. She walks easily on leash and would love an adopter who will take her for long sniffy walks or hikes. Summer is a constant companion in that she's always down for whatever adventure I bring her on, nothing phases her and she's always up to explore. At home, she generally likes to be in the same room as me, but she's also pretty independent and isn't a velcro dog. She's very confident, but easy going, especially with other dogs. She enjoys the dog park (mostly for the sniffs rather than playing) and does well with my grumpy 15 year old resident dog and her 6 year old foster sister. She reads cues from other dogs well and is very polite if another dog doesn't want to engage. Summer also enjoys meeting new people and has been very friendly with visitors/strangers and gentle with children. Summer isn't a huge fan of her crate but seems to eventually settle in it, although she does great in the house and hasn't tried to chew things that aren't toys.
Lucky Dog cannot guarantee any dog is housebroken. All of our dogs are working on their crate training.
TO ADOPT: The adoption fee for this dog is $460, which includes the cost of routine vetting, including vaccinations and spay/neuter. If you are interested in adopting, please complete the Adoption Questionnaire online at bit.ly/adoptaluckydog .

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