Size
(when grown) X-Large 101 lbs (46 kg) or more
Details
Good with dogs,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Hi, I’m King and I’m ready to find my forever home!
Dog’s Name: KingLocation: Elmhurst, ILAge: 4 yearsGender: MaleWeight: Approximately 83 lbsNeutered: Yes
Gets along with:Dogs?: Yes! King has done well with both big and small dogs. During his dog introduction, he wasn't reactive at all—in fact, he barely seemed concerned that the other dogs were there. He simply found himself a dog bed, laid down, and went to sleep. Cats?: UnknownKids?: Unknown. His foster home does not have children.
Training:Leash Trained: Working on it! King is still learning not to pull on leash.Crate Trained: Yes! King likes his crate, especially when his blanket is inside, and willingly goes into it.Potty Trained: Yes! King has had ZERO accidents in his foster home. Car: Rides well in the car. He jumps in all by himself, settles down nicely, and enjoys looking out the windows.Commands: King sits before being fed, comes when called, and gives paw.
Meet King — The Chill Guy Who Goes With the Flow
If your ideal giant dog is less “LET'S DO ALL THE THINGS!” and more “Sure, I'm good with whatever,” we may have found your guy.
King is one seriously chill dude.
At 4 years old and approximately 83 pounds, King is past the crazy puppy stage and has settled beautifully into his foster home. He's decompressed, comfortable, and officially ready to find his forever family.
His foster describes him as a “goes with the flow kinda dog,” and honestly, King seems determined to prove it.
One of the best examples happened during his introduction to his foster family's dogs.
New dogs? New situation? Lots going on? King couldn't have cared less.
He wasn't reactive at all. He acknowledged the situation, found himself a comfy dog bed and fell asleep.
Apparently King had more important things on his schedule. Like napping.
Speaking of which, King is something of a dog-bed connoisseur. He enjoys sleeping on all the dog beds in the house. Why commit to one when you can rotate through the entire collection?
King is also wonderfully affectionate in his own easygoing way. He loves his treats and takes them very gently, which is especially sweet coming from a big guy.
And he's already got quite a few household manners checked off his résumé.
King is completely potty trained and hasn't had a single accident in his foster home. He willingly goes into his crate and enjoys relaxing there with his blanket. He sits before he's fed, comes when called, and will even give you his paw.
He's still working on not pulling during leash walks, but he's already showing that he's perfectly capable of learning.
And when it's time to hit the road? King is ready.
He jumps into the car by himself, settles down for the ride, and enjoys watching the world go by through the windows.
One of King's biggest selling points may be just how easygoing and adaptable he seems to be.
He's friendly with dogs both big and small.He's potty trained.He's comfortable in his crate.He rides nicely in the car.He already knows several basic commands.He takes treats gently.And he's apparently never met a dog bed he didn't like.
Even better, King's foster believes he could be a wonderful choice for someone new to giant breeds. A fenced yard would certainly be a bonus, but more than anything, King seems to need a family willing to give this laid-back guy a place to belong.
He's not asking to be the center of attention every second.
Just give him some treats, a cozy blanket, a few strategically placed dog beds, and people to call his own.
King is ready for his next chapter. And considering how well he goes with the flow, we have a feeling he'll be pretty happy as long as that next chapter includes you.
Could King be the easygoing giant your family has been waiting for?
Until the profile is removed from the public’s view, this dog is considered available for adoption. To apply to adopt from Just Giants Rescue fill out an online. All approved applications are good for 12 months. Meet and greets can be scheduled with approved adopters. All dogs adopted from Just Giants Rescue are up to date on vaccines (Rabies, DHPP, Bordetella), microchipped, and spayed or neutered. Some exceptions may apply. All adoption fees are non-refundable; Just Giants is a NFP 501(c)3 organization.
• Meet and greets can be scheduled with approved adopters.• Transportation from the foster home to the adopter is the responsibility of the adopter to coordinate. Just Giants does not adopt outside of the continental US.• To apply to adopt from Just Giants Rescue, you can visit https://justgiants.org/adopt/ to fill out an application.• All dogs adopted from Just Giants Rescue are up to date on shots, microchipped, and spayed or neutered. Some exceptions may apply.• For more information about Just Giants or the dogs we rescue, please visit justgiants.org.• All puppies will be adopted with age-appropriate vaccines and a spay/neuter contract.
Adoption Fees• $750 - 12 months or younger; $150 snip it ticket • $600 - 1 to 3 years old• $500 - 4 to 6 years old• $300 - 7+ years old; includes senior blood panel
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