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Your Oversized Lap Dog Extraordinaire!
Looking for a loyal shadow who doubles as a space heater? Meet Bair (AKA “Zoe`!) At 125 pounds, she has mastered the art of being a lap dog. If you’ve ever dreamed of being lovingly flattened during movie night, she’s your girl. She’ll follow you everywhere—yes, even to the bathroom. Privacy is a myth. Bair is a world-class snuggler who lives for belly rubs and will gently pat your face with her giant paws out of pure excitement. She loves being involved in every part of your day and makes an excellent work-from-home coworker, snoozing quietly at your side. She’s calm, steady, affectionate, and clearly came from a loving home.
Notes:
- Best with an experienced dog parent. Needs a firm parent that can set boundaries.
- She`s super smart and easy to train, especially with treats.
- May be best in kennel when not being monitored
- Does not like the vaccum cleaner
- Best in a home with no children under 16
- Excitable seeing dogs in public. Is working on reducing reactivity.
- Needs to be the only dog due to food reactivity, but with humans she’s all love
- Loves long walks and exploring everything around her. Strong on the leash.
- Couch-potato-in-training: she’d love to hog your bed but is learning boundaries
- Boutique breed vibes: likely a cane corso / Great Dane / pit bull blend
- Not a big barker—unless someone approaches the home, when her natural guarding instincts kick in
- Friendly with neighbors on walks
- Prefers calm introductions
- Food enthusiast and counter-surfer extraordinaire—keep snacks out of reach
- Not a fan of the vacuum (she believes it must be defeated)
- Knows her basics: sit, down, stay
- Excellent at the vet—calm, cooperative, and estimated to be 5–6 years old
- Built-in winter warmer: 125 pounds of snuggly insulation
- Cherry eye? No worries—the shelter plans to repair it during her spay
