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Max, neutered male, 1-year-old, 38-lbs
If you would like to give Max a forever home, please contact
abetterchancerescue@gmail.com OR log onto
abetterchancerescue.org to fill out online application
Meet Max!
Max is a mellow and cheerful young pup with loving nature. He is close to humans, always greet people with a big smile and non-stop wagging tail and hip. He is super smart and aimed to please, so is easy to train. Around the house he obeys rules, has good judgement, and good self-discipline. He waits patiently before eating his food, before going thru doorways, and when getting in and out of the car. He checks-in often with his human, sitting very still and gazing up politely. He loves the head/tummy rubs and cuddling that follows. He loves to eat and gets excited before taking a walk, but will heed to command well. Max is crate trained to sleep overnight and potty trained to go outside. His favorite pastime is his daily walks, and romping around with doggie friends in the park. Please watch his videos below to learn more about this goofy boy!
About Max’ rescue:
Max was one of the lucky TNR (trap/neuter/release) shelter dogs that was bailed out by the rescuer before his scheduled release date.
Please watch Max YouTube videos below:
Max interact with male stranger
https://fb.watch/pQn83C9JGd/?
Max interact with a young girl
https://youtu.be/UgC5a3PL84g?si=yTLyzKnC-BCQ8bMx
Max interact with cats
https://youtu.be/l4xO38F69PU?si=TLHjo4jTQU9Vr5F0
Max has no food aggression
https://youtu.be/jYB78IuBCew?si=xLbyooUo9rl4jRes
Max walks fine on leash
https://youtube.com/shorts/EplF42zrwrU?si=SztOT4PctFi49f3S
Max met new dogs
https://youtu.be/MDOSXEHrUz0?si=ymnwnozjrWWHUq5D
https://youtu.be/bUMaXxCP2J8?si=
Max at the shelter before being rescued:
https://fb.watch/pQn5YGTgMS/?
Temperaments:
- SOCIALIZATION -
Social inclination: Affectionate, lively & outgoing
People/Children-friendly: Yes!
Gets along with cats: Not tested yet (Have not lived with cats)
Gets along with outside dogs: Yes.
- ANXIETY -
Skittish: No, very close to humans
Fear of men: No
Barks when unattended: No, very quiet
Chews things up when unattended: Might chew carbon boxes, slippers, mats when he feels bored. But young pups will grow out of chewing habits over time.
- AGGRESSION -
Biting incidents: No
Food aggression with dogs: No
Food aggression with humans: No
- DAY-TO-DAY ACTIVITIES -
Energy level: Medium: playful and lively, but can also stay calm
House trained: Yes: will go potty outside of the house
Leash-trained: Good on leash
Commands learned: Sit, ok, no, wait
Adapts in new environments? 1/2 day
Dog gets to go out with foster family in a day: 3-4 times a day
Good in car: Yes:
Max, neutered male, 1-year-old, 38-lbs
If you would like to give Max a forever home, please contact
abetterchancerescue@gmail.com OR log onto
abetterchancerescue.org to fill out online application
Meet Max!
Max is a mellow and cheerful young pup with loving nature. He is close to humans, always greet people with a big smile and non-stop wagging tail and hip. He is super smart and aimed to please, so is easy to train. Around the house he obeys rules, has good judgement, and good self-discipline. He waits patiently before eating his food, before going thru doorways, and when getting in and out of the car. He checks-in often with his human, sitting very still and gazing up politely. He loves the head/tummy rubs and cuddling that follows. He loves to eat and gets excited before taking a walk, but will heed to command well. Max is crate trained to sleep overnight and potty trained to go outside. His favorite pastime is his daily walks, and romping around with doggie friends in the park. Please watch his videos below to learn more about this goofy boy!
About Max’ rescue:
Max was one of the lucky TNR (trap/neuter/release) shelter dogs that was bailed out by the rescuer before his scheduled release date.
Please watch Max YouTube videos below:
Max interact with male stranger
https://fb.watch/pQn83C9JGd/?
Max interact with a young girl
https://youtu.be/UgC5a3PL84g?si=yTLyzKnC-BCQ8bMx
Max interact with cats
https://youtu.be/l4xO38F69PU?si=TLHjo4jTQU9Vr5F0
Max has no food aggression
https://youtu.be/jYB78IuBCew?si=xLbyooUo9rl4jRes
Max walks fine on leash
https://youtube.com/shorts/EplF42zrwrU?si=SztOT4PctFi49f3S
Max met new dogs
https://youtu.be/MDOSXEHrUz0?si=ymnwnozjrWWHUq5D
https://youtu.be/bUMaXxCP2J8?si=
Max at the shelter before being rescued:
https://fb.watch/pQn5YGTgMS/?
Temperaments:
- SOCIALIZATION -
Social inclination: Affectionate, lively & outgoing
People/Children-friendly: Yes!
Gets along with cats: Not tested yet (Have not lived with cats)
Gets along with outside dogs: Yes.
- ANXIETY -
Skittish: No, very close to humans
Fear of men: No
Barks when unattended: No, very quiet
Chews things up when unattended: Might chew carbon boxes, slippers, mats when he feels bored. But young pups will grow out of chewing habits over time.
- AGGRESSION -
Biting incidents: No
Food aggression with dogs: No
Food aggression with humans: No
- DAY-TO-DAY ACTIVITIES -
Energy level: Medium: playful and lively, but can also stay calm
House trained: Yes: will go potty outside of the house
Leash-trained: Good on leash
Commands learned: Sit, ok, no, wait
Adapts in new environments? 1/2 day
Dog gets to go out with foster family in a day: 3-4 times a day
Good in car: Yes:
A Better Chance is a rescue organization. We are a group of dedicated, animal-loving individuals and we believe every dog should have a home and the chance to be loved. We rescue homeless, abused, neglected, and abandoned dogs that are living horrible conditions and often forgotten about.
A Better Chance is a rescue organization. We are a group of dedicated, animal-loving individuals and we believe every dog should have a home and the chance to be loved. We rescue homeless, abused, neglected, and abandoned dogs that are living horrible conditions and often forgotten about.
