We have rare and wonderful pet for adoption. He is an AKC Giant Schnauzer. Male. About 3 years old. Truly a Big Friendly Giant. He weighs about 95 pounds. Has had his tail docked and ears done.
He's not only rare because he is a Giant Schnauzer but also because he is one of the best dis-positioned dogs we have ever had in Gentle, quiet &. loving. He wants to please the person that is working with him. He has learned to sit. He is whistle trained so has a perfect recall. When he is inside we have had no issues with him. We live on a small farm and we have a lot of different kinds of animals. He has never shown any aggression towards any of them. We have two small house dogs and he is very good with them. The only thing he has not been around is cats.
He is very active and needs a home where the activity level is high. He loves to run and play. He also wants to be the center of attention!! He doesn't know any strangers. He is imposing because he is a large dog(the only reason for older children,as because of his size) but if you want a guard this one is NOT it. Bruno would be perfect for older kids that like to run and play...he loves the game of chase..but needs someone that will teach him lot of games and be adventuresome taking him on hikes.
He has a $300 rehoming fee. Of that $200 is to cover him being neutered and will be refunded after neutering.
Please call Susan at 740-395-0504 for further information and to answer all your questions.
We do NOT have an application, rather preferring to talk to potential adoptions over the phone first.
Bruno is located in McArthur Ohio 45651(if you would like to mapquest us)
And thanks so much for your consideration of a Rescue Dog
If You are visiting our SANCTUARIES, We Are ALWAYS in Need of OLD TOWELS, COMFORTERS, THROW RUGS, PILLOWS AND SHEETS.
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AND THANKS SO MUCH FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION OF A RESCUE PET
A helpful reminder for any dog that you may adopt:
Thinking of your dog as behaving badly disposes you to think of punishment
Thinking of your dog as struggling to handle something difficult, encourages you to help them through their distress.
