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VENUS
Female · Dog
Grand Prairie Animal ServicesGrand Prairie County, TX
Shelter age estimate2 yrs
Golden Years estimate6–9 yrsConfidenceHigh
Shelter breedGerman Shepherd Dog / Bloodhound
Golden Years breedBlack and Tan Coonhound / German Shorthaired Pointer / Doberman PinscherConfidenceHigh
Breed life expectancy10–14 yrs
Golden Years remaining~1–12 yrs
SizeLarge
Est. weight~65 lbs
Intake IDPF-pf-tx-grand-prairie-animal-services-b3376038-51dc-43c4-beea-0c99692897c9
Report Card
👨👩👧 Family Friendly
🤝 Low aggression😌 Low stress🧘 Calm energy
Time Left
VENUS could live ~1–12 years more.
Typical lifespan: 10–14 years · Breed: Black and Tan Coonhound / German Shorthaired Pointer / Doberman Pinscher
Age Analysis
Computer vision estimates 6–9 years (high confidence).
⚠ Shelter reports 2 yrs vs. CV estimate of 6–9 yrs — Shelter lists 2 yrs, but photo analysis estimates 6–9 yrs — this animal may be older than reported.
Health Assessment
Physical40/45 · Excellent
- Body condition: Ideal (5/9)
Medical25/25 · Clear
- No visible health concerns detected
- No medical flags detected
Comfort26/30 · Settled
- Shelter stress: low
- Estimated care: Moderate
Overall91/100 · Excellent
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
Shelter / Rescue Discretion
Recommended minimum home size: ~1000 sqft (House)
Based on estimated weight, energy level, and mobility. Actual requirements are up to the shelter or rescue's application process.
Grand Prairie Animal Services
Grand Prairie County, TX
📞 Phone not available
Noteworthy
- This is a no-kill organization
Search for “Grand Prairie Animal Services” online to find their contact information and adoption process
Go to Report Card →Last updated Mar 14, 2026