Adoptable Bassets
LVBR currently has 26 bassets available for adoption.
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Gabi (D596), Age 13 years and 2 months
Gabi is sister to KiKi and they wish to remain together forever. They are 11-12 years old, are calm and loving. Senior hounds need love--and a home--too. Please see KiKi's bio for more details about this lovely pair of Golden Girls. Their adoption fee will be $150 for the pair.
Gabi has been with LVBR for 2 years and 6 months
Apply to adopt Gabi!
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Basset Facts! Did you know?
- Basset hounds are not small dogs; they just have short legs.
- Bassets, with their long ears and flappy lips, can be messy and are known to drool at times.
- The Basset hound voice, barking or howling, can be loud and insistent.
- Basset hounds can have a distinct hound body odor.
- Basset hounds do shed, some more than others.
- The trademark long ears are prone to infection if not kept meticulously clean inside and out.
- Bassets are true scent hounds and therefore must be contained by a fence or leash at all times.
- A Bassets' greatest desire is to be kept close to their human family, enjoying all the companionship that closeness entails.
Ready to adopt?
You've done your research—you are convinced the basset hound is the breed just right for you! You are ready to adopt and may even see a basset in our listings pages that appeals to you.
Perhaps you even have a Basset now, or had one in the past—you're probably well–versed in being owned by a Basset Hound! If this will be your first Basset experience, we encourage you to continue your research to find if this is the right breed for your family situation. A great source of information is The Daily Drool.
There are several ways to apply to adopt an LVBR basset. For your convenience, we provide adoption process information, an online adoption application, and optional downloadable PDF and Word files on our Adoption Application page.
(If you are interested in a particular adoptable basset, please note the name and identification number for use during the application process.)
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- Good with Dogs
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- Housetrained
- Altered (Neutered/Spayed)
- Vaccinated
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