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Baxter

Great Dane Greyhound

Male, senior

Kansas City, MO

Size

(when grown) X-Large 101 lbs (46 kg) or more

Details

Spayed or Neutered,

Story

Baxter is a big beautiful fawn greyhound whose size is only eclipsed by the size of his heart. He's been described as a "Baxter in a China Shop" when he gets excited, and he doesn't always realize how big he is.  Baxter loves to sleep, and considers it pure joy when he gets to share a bed with his humans. When he's not catching zzzzzs, he can be found watching life go by through the front window. He's easily entertained by stuffies and likes to chew bully sticks, rawhide and other chew toys but don't let that fool you. He's not destructive and takes direction well when told to "leave it." Ear rubs, gentle pets and scritches are a few of his other favorite things. Baxter is housebroken, sleeps through the night and is learning how to properly take strolls using a gentle leader. He's also a member of the Clean Plate Club, though he prefers dining alone. He rarely barks and loves to keep an eye on his humans.  Is your home and heart big enough to welcome Baxter? If yes, reach out today. While Baxter can live with other dogs and needs a fur sibling, he is not small dog or cat safe.   Please note we adopt within 3 hours of Kansas City. June 6, 2023, 5:50 pm

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Bennett (training sponsored)

Great Dane

Male, young

Kansas City, MO

Size

(when grown) X-Large 101 lbs (46 kg) or more

Details

Spayed or Neutered,

Story

We show our dogs by appointment only. If you are interested in adopting Bennett, please fill out our online dog adoption application at kcpaws.org Adoption fee: $400 Please READ FULL BIO BEFORE APPLYING Meet Bennett! In my years working in rescue I've met so many amazing dogs but this boy truly has landed a special place in my heart! Bennett is a 1 year old  XXL Great Dane that came from a bad situation in which he was not being cared for properly by his previous owner.  He spent all day in a kennel that was about 2 sizes too small for him that he couldn't even lift his head in. His owners handling style was....less than kind.  Despite this rough beginning to life, Bennett loves everyone he meets but because he hasn't been properly worked with until now, he will still need to work on his manners. He does like to jump up on people and due to his size he will need someone who is skilled at handling a dog like him.  Bennett needs a home with plenty of room to run and play as he does have a lot of energy. He gets very excited to see other dogs but unfortunately was not socialized until now so he isn't very good at meeting new dogs because he get overly excited and comes on way to strong way to fast. He needs continued training on how to meet other dogs properly and would do best with large female dogs rather than males. At this time, he is not an appropriate candidate for high stimulating situations like dog parks. He also should not be around small dogs because he may hurt them on accident.   He needs a home with someone who has large breed experience and is willing to work with him on training including potty training. He is the sweetest boy and though he may look tough he is a big softy and just wants love an dis eager to please. He is scared of things like loud noises, sirens, and thunderstorms and my get anxious when these things happen. He would do best in a home where he would not be alone too many hours of the day.  Because of his size and his need for continues training a home without kids would be best for him.  I cant really describe in words how sweet Bennett is , his personality is like a three year old kid who just wants to make everyone smile. He looks tough but he is the biggest baby in the world. He deserves a home that will go the extra mile to ensure he reaches his full potential and can live the happiest life possible.  Great Danes often come with very specific health issues and require regular vetting and upkeep as they age. If you have never owner a great dane or a XXL breed, please do your research before applying. a volunteer has offered to help sponsor training for Bennett so that he and his adopter can reach their full potential together!June 5, 2023, 12:40 pm

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Grandpa

Great Dane Pit Bull Terrier

Male, senior

Spring Hill, KS

Size

(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)

Details

Spayed or Neutered,

Story

Meet Grandpa! Grandpa is undoubtedly the most loved and favorite dog here at A&F. A distinguished gentleman, he is a sweet and gentle boy who will be glued to your side. He was found as a stray in rural Oklahoma and spent 40 days at a small shelter with no interest, just quietly watching everyone pass by him day in and day out. Since being with us, Grandpa has been named the unanimous favorite out of all the pups due to his amazing silly personality. He is the perfect amount of goofy, loving, and snuggly. He name came from his previous shelter and we always joked because he really doesn't act old at all, let alone enough to be called a grandpa. He has a foster for a while, but he chased their cats and it just wasn't a good fit. Grandpa does not like cats and can be selective with his doggie friends so slow intros are needed. While in our care, Grandpa developed a cancerous growth on his tail and had to have it amputated, luckily removing all the cancer. Then Grandpa started to develop issues being able to go pee. We ran tons of tests and it was determined this is a neurological issue, so maybe he is a grandpa after all. Generally, Grandpa is able to pee as long as he stays on his medicine and gets long walks. Sometimes still we do have to take him to the vet for a quick catheter draining. Grandpa absolutely loves little humans and would be so happy to have some kids of his own to love on. He is quiet and well-behaved. Please consider opening your heart and home to this sweet boy, he is so amazing and you won't be disappointed. He would do best in a home where he can get several walks a day to help exercise him so he can go pee!June 7, 2023, 4:52 am

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