Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Not good with kids,
Not good with dogs,
Not good with cats,
Story
Toothless is a people and dog-friendly dragon of a dog with a heart of gold. He’s missing his front canine teeth, which inspired our staff to give him his adorable name. This sweet, submissive boy loves human companionship and thrives on affection.Toothless is delightfully goofy, his missing teeth often cause his upper lip to get stuck, giving him a hilariously endearing expression that keeps us smiling. He’s food-motivated and enjoys treats, which will be a big help as he continues training with our staff and, eventually, his new family.He rides well in cars and our transport van, making him an easy companion on the go. Sadly, this lovable guy was found alone at Frenchman Lake and was never claimed. Despite that, he’s full of love and ready to give it to someone who will return it daily. A home where he can be cherished, touched, and doted on would be perfect for him.Age: 1 yearMixed Breed: Pointer MixOther Dogs: Yes, does well with other shelter dogsCats: NoKids: Has not been around children that we have seen but we assume he will do well, may knock over small children when excited. Weight: 50 poundsHome Type: Semi-Active home, craves human contact and love. Leash Behavior: Walks fairly well on leashKnown Commands: `Sit` Fencing: Will jump fences to get to people/friends he wants to see. Toothless is missing his top two canine teeth, we believe it was just a genetic misfire. Found by Frenchman Lake by himself, never claimed. If you are interested in adopting Toothless please fill out our online application at highsierraanimalrescue.org. Once your application has been reviewed and approved we will work with you to schedule an appointment.Please no `drop-ins` to view dogs without an appointment.All High Sierra Animal Rescue dogs are spayed or neutered, up-to-date on age appropriate shots, micro-chipped, tested for heart worm, given heart worm preventative medication each month, and de-wormed.
