Murray – 8 year old male German Shepherd Cross

Murray is an 8 year old German shepherd cross located in Spain.

Murray is medium to large size, 8 year old GSD mix who has tan semi long coats and black masked faces. Long overlooked, he is a star of the shelter, and everybody loves him, so you have to ask why the hell he been there 7 of those 8 years?

It’s just tragic and now it’s his turn to find a warm sofa and treats and loving cuddles.

He is in the shelter with h8s brighter Calvin. Both are great with people and dogs. They are neutered, chipped, vaccinated, healthy and they have such wonderful, gentle natures, and are obedient, loving and all-round good dogs.

They are used to hiking with the volunteers, spending times in crowds of people and lots of dogs, and aren’t nervous or shy.

They are also used to children and are very gentle and calm around them. They are great with male and female dogs and are no problem with cats, as they ignored them at the shelter.

The videos and photos show them walking nicely on leads and out for the day, walking in the hills with the volunteers.

Murray, a male born around January 2017, arrived with his brother Calvin in 2018. He is very good-natured, obedient, calm, and sociable. He enjoys human contact. He is healthy and weighs about 36 kg. He has long hair.

Murray: Weight 37 kilos, Neck 50cm, Chest 85cm, Height to the withers: 68cm.

We think children we think over 10 years only because of their size. Will split for the right home.

Breed: GSD cross
Age : 8 years
Gender: Male
Height: 68 cms
Living with dogs : yes
Living with cats : yes
Living with children : yes over 10
NEEDS to live with another dog Maybe
Health: No health issues reported
Neutered: yes
Current location: In Spain now

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