Kangal mix dog could be your new best friend

Arlo is this week’s Summit Radio Pet of the Week from the BC SPCA West Kootenay. He is a 9-Month-Old Neutered Kangal Mix Looking for His Forever Home!

This sweet, goofy boy is ready to find a family of his own! He’s treat-motivated, eager to learn, and full of puppy enthusiasm. Like many Kangal mixes, he can be a bit stubborn, but with consistency and structure he shines.

He needs plenty of mental and physical stimulation to keep him happy-think puzzle toys, training sessions, long walks, and room to stretch those legs. A secure, fenced yard is a must for this big, curious pup.

He’s a good boy with lots of potential, and he’ll thrive with an adopter who understands working-breed needs and is ready to invest time and patience into helping him grow.

If you’re looking for a loyal companion with a big heart and an even bigger personality, he might be your perfect match!

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