RAISIN BRAN🔗

Time Left

RAISIN BRAN could live ~1–12 years more.

Typical lifespan: 8–12 years · Breed: Basenji / Pharaoh Hound / Carolina Dog

Age Analysis

Computer vision estimates 4–7 years (high confidence).

⚠ Shelter reports 0 yrs vs. CV estimate of 4–7 yrs — Shelter lists 0 yrs, but photo analysis estimates 4–7 yrs — this animal may be older than reported.

Notes from listing

02/22/26 10:22 MHMeet this big, bouncy 9-month-old pup who's still very much a baby at heart!??Tall for her age and full of youthful energy, she's an enthusiastic, playful girl who is still learning her manners. She can be a little unsure at first - sometimes backing away from the leash loop or hanging toward the back of her kennel - but she warms up quickly and comes forward once she knows it's time to head out.Outside, her personality really shines. She loves zooming around the yard and gets especially excited when she has space to run. With excitement can come some jumpiness and mouthiness (typical puppy behavior), and she's still working on bite inhibition. When she gets overstimulated, she may forget her manners, but she responds well to interruption and redirection - especially if treats are involved!A few highlights about her:Knows "sit" and is treat motivatedLoves being pettedVery playful and eager to interactStrong interest in playing with other dogsNot reactive to other dogs in kennel or yardEasy to return to kennel and remove leashShe doesn't show much interest in toys yet, but she's highly food motivated, which will be a great tool for training. Because of her jumpy, mouthy puppy energy, she'll thrive in a home committed to positive reinforcement training, consistency, and plenty of exercise. Backyard space to burn off energy would be a bonus!With guidance, structure, and patience, this sweet, affectionate adolescent will grow into an amazing companion. If you're ready to help a young dog learn and blossom, she's ready to meet you!

Health Assessment

Assessed via AI analysis of the animal's photo and adoption listing. This is not a veterinary diagnosis.

Dental & Eye Health

Eyes: Clear, no cataracts detected