HOOCH

When you hear the name Hooch, do you think of Turner? This boy is a solo act, just a big boy with one important feature – he has little to no vision, but it doesn’t stop him at all from loving life, even if he bumps into something on occasion! However, due to his limited vision he can give conflicting signals to other dogs including a hard stare (unintentionally), as well as take time to learn another dog’s cues and communication that can’t be seen, which can create tension. Because this can lead to misunderstandings, he most suitable as an only dog.

Hooch will thrive in a home that has a predictable layout and routine so he can decompress slowly and settle in to his new environment. It is not required to have experience with a blind pup, just a willingness to learn and adjust along with him, as well as experience with positive reinforcement or willingness to learn to set him up for success and a happy future! Hooch will also do best with older kids (15+) who will give...