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Rottweiler Dogs For Adoption in Griffin, GA, USA
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Bear - Rottweiler (short coat) Dog For Adoption

Rottweiler Dogs For Adoption in Griffin, GA, USA

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Nickname
Bear
Breed
Rottweiler
Gender
Male
Age
Adult
Location
Griffin, GA, 30223, USA

Description

Rottweiler Dogs For Adoption in Griffin, GA, USA

Posted Breed: Rottweiler (short coat). ADOPTION APPLICTAION: pregnantdogrescue/dog-adoption-application/ Bear is a 2 yr old Rottweiler weighing 100 lbs and is full grown. He is neutered and curren

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t on all vet work. Bear was purchased by a very young female owner, and she had to give him up when she moved. Since he had such an inexperienced owner, Bear has no manners! LOL He basically thinks he can jump on anybody and give them affection (he is super outgoing and friendly) and when you take him for a walk he thinks it is funny to play tug of war with the leash, as when you try to correct him, it makes him play and jump around more. So basically he needs to learn to respect his humans, as he has very little obedience. Other than being crate trained (he is well behaved about going in a crate and staying in one) and is very well housetrained, this boy needs someone to put some time and work in him. He is stubborn and willful, but in general has a good nature about him. His foster family has 2 young children, and he does not jump on them and really seems to enjoy kids. He is learning about socializing with other dogs. He is not aggressive towards them, and ran off when another dominant dog lunged and bit at his face. He is just a big goof ball, and is learning from the other dogs. Bear is neutered and up to date on his vaccinations. Heartworm negative and current on flea and heartworm prevention. Bear does have slightly bowed front legs, due to having rickets as a puppy. His owner did not treat him for it. He has no pain and runs, jumps and plays like a normal dog. He will likely deal with arthritis in is front legs as a senior because of this. His adoption fee is $150. Bear needs a home with an experienced dog person, who is not afraid to be firm with him. If interested please visit our website and send in an adoption application. Questions? Please call 404-997-2831 or email infopregnantdogrescue If interested in adopting please call 404-997-2831 or email infopregnantdogrescue

⛛ Physical Attributes

Coat Length
Short
Shedding Amount
Yes

⛛ Behavioral Characteristics

OK with Kids
Yes
OK with Dogs
Yes
OK with Cats
No
Other
Housetrained

⛛ Additional Information

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

Rescue Information

Location

Ad Statistics

Ad ID
ADN-109909
Date Listed
05/06/2019
Date Expires
Expired

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