Phoenix, Oregon- Medford Alert is shining a spotlight on two dogs this week, Tyson and Comet, both looking for their forever homes. These one-year-old pups, each with unique personalities, are ready to find families who can match their energy and provide the love and care they need.
Tyson: A German Shepherd Mix with Playful Energy

Tyson, a German Shepherd mix, weighs in at nearly 90 pounds and is described as a blend of playful energy and affection. Despite his size, Tyson is known for his friendly and goofy personality. He has begun basic training and knows how to sit, showing potential for continued progress, especially given his enthusiasm for treat-based training sessions.
Ideal for an active family, Tyson requires a home that can provide regular physical activity and continued guidance in his training. His breed mix brings characteristics of loyalty and energy, making him well-suited for a family that enjoys outdoor activities and bonding through play.
Comet: A Bull Terrier Mix Full of Enthusiasm

Comet, a Bull Terrier mix, is known for his energetic and playful nature. This one-year-old has a strong personality typical of his breed, making him a good fit for experienced dog owners. He enjoys physical activities like fetch and hiking, and after a long day, is happy to relax at home.
Comet has already mastered basic commands like sit and shake but would benefit from ongoing leash and behavior training. Given his high energy and chase instincts, Comet would do best in a home without cats or small animals. However, he may do well with other dogs if properly introduced before adoption.
Both Tyson and Comet are ready to bring joy and companionship to the right families.
Adopting a dog means embarking on a shared adventure filled with learning, unforgettable experiences, and the warm companionship of these lively dogs. The shelter encourages individuals interested in meeting and potentially adopting a dog or other lovable animals to reach out. Contact the shelter at 541-774-6654, press 5 for adoptions, and start the process of welcoming a new best friend into your loving home.

Source: Jackson County Animal Services
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