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Great Dane Dogs For Adoption in BULLARD, TX, USA
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Frackles - Great Dane Dog For Adoption

Great Dane Dogs For Adoption in BULLARD, TX, USA

For Adoption

Nickname
Frackles
Breed
Great Dane
Gender
Female
Age
Adult
Location
BULLARD, TX, 75757, USA

Description

Great Dane Dogs For Adoption in BULLARD, TX, USA

Posted Breed: Great Dane. Fort Worth, TX Frackles (nearly 3 years old) is the sweetest Dane who needs to find the right forever family. Frackles has a lot of love to give, but just like most dogs in

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rescue, she has some things to learn from a loving, committed family. Anxious, Frackles is a big scaredy cat. It's likely that she's had no previous experience out in the world. Lawn mowers, barking dogs, the wind (and any change in her environment) makes her shut down and cower. Frankles would do best in a home with minimal change. If you have a pretty reliable routine with few visitors, Frackles might be the perfect companion. Like an affectionate feline, she loves her some cuddles, but only on her terms. She is house and kennel trained; if fact, she loves her kennel so much she will stay in there all day, so her foster family rarely uses it because they want her out and not scared and hiding. She may be a noctural Dane because she likes to lounge around during the day. At night, Frackles loves to run with her human - you really see her loving and playfulness when the sun sets. Her foster mom says she pounces like a rabbit and is extra affectionate! Frackles has some basic obedience down; she knows "sit/sit pretty", "outside", "bites". If she's comfortable with you, try patting your chest and Frackles will give you a Great Dane hug. Training should go well if you are consistent and have treats. Frackles' foster mom says that she took to her foster dad right away, but that she also likes women. Frackles lives with human children; she is good with them although not affectionate. For some reason, Frackles is jumpy and scared during the day, and her foster dad is the only person she feels safe with during the day. With time, security, and patience, this will probably get better. She will play and love on her foster mom at night when her personality comes about a bit more. Add some cottage cheese and pumpkin to her dog food and she may warm up even faster. Frackles also loves stuffed animals that she plays with...you guessed it...only at night! If you want to make a big difference in this girl's life by adopting her, fill out an application today!For more information, please email us at srgdrr.incgmail. For an application to foster or adopt, please go to .saverockythegreatdane and fill out an app. Thank you so much, we look forward to helping you.

⛛ Physical Attributes

Shedding Amount
No

⛛ Behavioral Characteristics

OK with Kids
Yes
Other
Housetrained

⛛ Additional Information

Was the Dog Found
No
Up-to-date on Vaccinations
Yes

Rescue Information

Location

Ad Statistics

Ad ID
ADN-70427
Date Listed
01/17/2020
Date Expires
Expired

Great Dane


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