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Monkey

Great Dane Doberman Pinscher

Male, 1 yr 1 mo
Greenville, GA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
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Sunflower aka Psych

Labrador Retriever Great Dane

Female, 3 yrs 1 mo
Macon, GA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
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Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
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Name: Sunflower aka Psych (also responds to Psy)Breed: Pitbull/Lab + Dogo ArgentinoSex/Age/Weight: Female/ DOB 04/12/2023 /83lbsVetting: Up to date on vaccines, spayed, microchipped, heartworm negative and on preventatives House trained/Crate Trained: I stay in an outside kennel most of the time, but when I come in I do very well in my crate.Dogs/Cats/Children: I love other dogs and adults, anyone who can play with me. I haven’t had any interactions with children, but I love to play with anybody. The biggest concern would be my size – I am a very tall, muscular dog. I have not been observed around cats, but I can be tested upon requestEnergy Level: Medium-high. I could play an endless game of fetch, but when playtime is over I like to be showered with pets.Before FAR/My History: I am a FAR pup who was adopted out as a puppy and stayed with my owner until November 2024. Due to no fault of my own, my prior adopter could not keep me and turned me into a shelter. I was on the euthanasia list until FAR found out and brought me back into the program. I spent the holidays with my new foster family learning how to be part of the pack. I have several foster siblings from FAR – Schultz, Sheila aka Havoc, Oscar, Java, Weebles, and Wobbles – and I get to play with my foster’s personal dogs too, so I have a wide range of experience with different breeds. My former name was Sunflower, but that did not fit me well in my new home. I got my new name because I am very intimidating from afar, but as soon as you get close enough to know me *PSYCH* I am just a bundle of love and happiness!Training Status/Commands I know: I recall very well to the training collar beep, I will “sit” for you sometimes but I really don’t know why you would ask me to, and I am very good at bringing the ball/toy back for fetch. Things I like: Fetch! I love chasing a ball or toy or anything that you will throw to me. I do like playing with the other dogs if the human is too busy to play fetch, but I would prefer an hours-long game of fetch. When I play with the dogs, I want them to chase me while I have a ball in my mouth.I get along well with all the dogs that I live with, but my favorites by far are an older male pit and a male German Shepherd who are around my age. I love car rides and trips to the store.Things I don’t like: I don’t like to be left out if others are out playing. I really don’t like large trash cans or similar shapes that stand very still…it freaks me out. Also blow-up Christmas decorations make me uneasy.Things that make my humans happy: My perseverance and intelligence – I was plucked out of the only home I have ever known and put into a completely different atmosphere, and even though I had to take it slowly at first, I adapted to my new home so well. That is how I process everything: first I will probably growl/bark at something new, but after I ease into it, I learn it’s not so bad. I have met so many people and dogs and new things since I returned to FAR and (with the exception of the trash cans and an inflatable Santa) I have learned to love them all.Ideal Family/Home: Because of my size and strength, I would probably do better with adults and older kids/teens. I am a young dog, and I’ve got a lot of energy. I also have a big voice – my bark is deep and my whine is high-pitched. I don’t always use them, but when I do they are loud so a home with no sensitive ears/neighbors is probably best. I also have little sense of personal space so if you are in the market for an athletic, 83lb lap dog, look no further!If you are interested in giving Sunflower aka Psych a forever home, please visit the link below to fill out an application! http://fureverafterrescue.org/adoption-application.html It is best to submit an application through a computer. We have experienced some problems when applications have been submitted using a mobile device. *When you submit the application, you are not obligated to adopt however it does reserve for you the opportunity to adopt that particular animal. We review them on a first come first served basis. If your application is approved, we will contact you and allow you the opportunity to adopt. If you choose not to adopt, we will contact the next approved applicant. If you have any questions or difficulties, please contact us and we will be glad to help!http://fureverafterrescue.org/adoption-application.html

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263 McLaughlin Road, Greenville, GA 30222

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