Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Aubrey is a loving and affectionate Anatolian/German Shephard Mix. She's 70lbs, and 2yrs old. This intelligent girl knows multiple commands (sit, down, stay, wait, place, come), and is house trained and crate trained. She has stayed in her crate for up to 7hr during the day and has done well. Aubrey gets along well with other dogs- she will play for short periods then wants to hang on her own. She has wonderful leash manners, and is easy to take on walks. She is a high energy girl, so staying busy doing doggy puzzles, playing games, or working on her training is an important part of her day to day life! Aubrey would do well in a multi dog home with small introductions. Aubrey loves to go for car rides, and enjoys having a job! She would do well in a family that gives her direction, daily structure, and continued training. She's met older kids and has done well, probably no small kids due to her size. Aubrey does have a high prey drive and loves to chase squirrels, so no kitties for this girl. Barkville rescued Aubrey in January 2022 when she was emaciated and pregnant with 13 pups. Her pups were all adopted, now it's this girls turn to find her forever family! Her current foster Mom is a dog trainer and will provide her adopters with guidance on Aubrey's training, and discounts on future training for this special girl. As part of the adoption process for Aubrey, an adopter will be expected to have a two hour training with her foster mom. Aubrey is spayed, fully vaccinated, and microchipped. For more information about Aubrey, please email us at info@barkvilledogrescue.org or submit an application at https://www.barkvilledogrescue.org/applications. BarkVille is located in Roswell, GA and our dogs are available for foster/adoption in the Greater Atlanta area. Applicants in surrounding states could potentially adopt a BarkVille dog if their application is approved, they live within 2-3 hours of the Greater Atlanta area, and they are able to pick up their dog from the foster home.September 16, 2024, 4:07 pm
