Mutt Adoption in Centennial, CO: Mutt Puppies for Sale in Centennial, CO

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Leia

Mutt

Female, Adult

Englewood, CO

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Good with kids, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

We rescued Leia when we lived in Belize. She was found in a crab hole by some kids who sold her to us. We moved back to the states shortly after rescuing her in 2017 with our two other dogs a Golden Retriever and a Dogo Argentine. She has been a special part of the family for many years. She is strong willed. We trained her professionally several times, but she doesn’t listen to much besides sit and come. But she is a loving companion. She is a kisser. It’s time for Leia to be rehomed because we’re downsizing after a divorce and she just isn’t living her best life. Downsides of Leia to be straightforward. She gets aggressive towards other dogs when you walk her. She plays fine when not on a lead. It’s just when you take her for a walk. She also isn’t good on wall to wall carpets. Area rugs and hard floors are fine to her. It’s just the wall to wall carpeting that she can mark. We love her. She is technically an American Village Dog (DNA Tested), so she will live about 8 more yrs

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Ghengis

Mutt

Male, Senior

Lakewood, CO

Size

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

Details

Not good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Needs special attention, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

Our sweet boy is 10 years old, he’s a good dog but we have a one year old and we’re struggling to navigate life with both of them, especially as he ages. He is potty trained, but struggles when it rains and snows and needs help. I think he would do fine in a house or apartment. He’s getting older and he’s struggling on our hard wood floor as well. He’s loving but not a huge snuggler and not a great walker. He gets alot of exercise playing with our other dog and chasing the cat around.He’s always lived with another dog and cat and does fine but both he’s known since birth. I don’t think he would do well in a home that has previously had a male dog, I would be worried about him trying to mark.Would not recommend him around children. He may be fine, but he seems to get anxious around them. He’s never bit anyone and has a bubble, he likes his space.

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