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and the spirit of a survivor. At one year old and 56 pounds, I’m full of life and love.
My tale begins not in luxury, but in hardship. My mother, a stray of unmatched resilience, made her home outside a business, protecting me with the strength of a queen. Kind rescuers came for us but fate was cruel and they found my mother had been struck by a car before help could reach her. She passed and I was left behind, lost and wailing, my tiny world shattered. I didn’t know what to do without her. But I was found, wrapped in gentle arms, and given a second chance at life. Now, I stand tall — a young king ready to reign in the warmth of a forever home.
I may be blind in one eye, but don’t let that fool you — it doesn’t stop me from exploring my kingdom with curiosity and joy. I am playful, loyal, and have a heart as big as a palace courtyard. I’ve spent time with other dogs (who I adore) and children too but I’d prefer a kingdom without cats or small children due to my size and strength. In preparation for my royal duties, I’ve completed professional training and now hold myself with all the grace and charm of a well-mannered noble. I walk splendidly on leash, keep my quarters clean as I am house-trained and crate-trained, and follow commands like “sit,” “down,” “heel,” and “stay” until I’m released — quite the proper gentleman, if I may say so. My adoption even includes five private lessons with my royal trainer (in person in Sylvania, GA or online), plus lifelong support via phone or message, because every ruler deserves wise counsel.
I am neutered, microchipped, fully vaccinated, and more than ready to claim my throne — not in a castle, but in a cozy home filled with love. My adoption fee is $415, a small tribute for a lifetime of loyalty, protection, and cuddles from your very own Prince. So, if you seek a noble companion with a soft heart, strong spirit, and a royal snuggle game, look no further. I await my coronation — not with gold or jewels, but with a collar, a family, and a home. Apply to adopt me, PRINCE LIZMAN, at EHRDOGS.ORG.