Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids,
Not good with dogs,
Not good with cats,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Adoption Fee - $75. Weight - 50 Pounds. Age - 6 Years Old. Duke is a highly intelligent, active , loyal boy. He is an only dog and good for an active family. He loves being outdoors and taking long walks or hikes with his people. He requires a strong handler who can put him through all the training he has learned from Rob at The Bully Squad (see their Instagram page the bully squad). Duke comes with 2 FREE training lessons with The Bully Squad. He also comes with an 8 page owners manual. Duke needs a patient , loving family who have time and patience to let his wonderful personality shine through. Indoors , Duke is super chill and enjoys being in his comfy bed. He is also a cuddle bug indoors once he knows and trusts his family. He needs a family that does not have a lot of visitors coming in and out of the house. He does protect his family and territory. An apartment or home would be equally good for Duke as long as he can be active and taken on long walks. Some of the training commands Duke knows are : Sit, Stay, Down, Paw or Other Paw, Place, Ok, Drop It, Leave It, Touch, Heel, and Go To Bed. Duke is house and crate trained and good with children 12 years old and older. He does need anxiety meds and if left alone all day will be fine as along as he is given his medication. Duke is slow to trust ( characteristic of the Jindo breed) but once trust is built up, he is loving and cuddly and your best friend. Duke is a loyal, active, loving, wonderful boy and deserves a forever loving family to call his own. Please give him the chance to thrive. Duke is currently in board and train and has been there since February 2024. He is doing great with his trainers! If interested in adopting Duke, kindly fill out the application found here: https://www.ozzieandfriendsrescue.org/adoptions In filling out this adoption application, I understand that Ozzie and Friends Rescue cannot guarantee that the dog applied for is yours to adopt upon completion of application. We also want to disclaim that all dogs are rescued so we cannot 100% know the exact breed.May 1, 2024, 7:53 pm
