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Baldwin

Rottweiler Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, 3 yrs 5 mos
Wadena, MN
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
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Spayed or Neutered,
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Meet Baldwin! Baldwin is a stunning Rottweiler mix with a calm presence and heart full of love. This handsome guy is kind, gentle, and soaks up attention like sunshine. He loves being pet-especially getting those good ear and head scratches-and is happy to cuddle or nap the day away by your side. With his serene demeanor and lower energy level, Baldwin is a great leash walker and an all-around easygoing companion. He's very smart, treat-motivated, and takes treats gently. He already knows how to sit and is picking up new commands quickly. Baldwin enjoys being outside, playing, and spending time with his favorite humans. He gets along well with other dogs but would do best in a cat-free home. Baldwin also doesn't mind a good bath! While he's affectionate, he also appreciates having his own space when he needs it. His favorite thing is playing ball! If you're looking for a loyal, mellow, and loving buddy with a playful side-Baldwin might just be your perfect match.

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Socks

Rottweiler

Male, 9 mos
Hackensack, MN
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
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Socks is a 9-month-old Rottie mix who’s as chunky, soft, and floppy as they come — a total teddy bear in puppy form! Weighing around 55 pounds, this big baby will be a very large dog fully-grown. Socks can be fearful of new people and situations, which is common for pups his age as they go through fear periods. And he had only known his previous home and playmates. But once he knows you, his true goofy, rambunctious personality shines through — and personal space goes right out the window! He’s great with other dogs and cats, and he’s young enough to acclimate well to kids with gentle guidance. Socks isn’t fully house trained yet, but he’s eager to learn and thrives on routine and reassurance. If you’re looking for a lovable, soft-hearted companion who’ll grow into a loyal best friend, Socks is your guy. Call 218-675-7297 for more info.??

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Onyx

Boxer Great Pyrenees

Male, 6 mos
Brainerd, MN
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats,
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Meet Onyx 🐾 (Yes we the love irony of his name) He is smart and the most chill 6 month old I’ve ever met. Crate trained, sleeps through the night. Working on potty training, only a couple of poo accidents when he’s off the tether have happened. Does well with tether training. He does try to eat his poop outside so we’ve been leash only and I’ve been giving him solid gold hoping that will help. Loves the kids. Could care less about cats. We have a couple of mouser cats and I brought by them and didn’t chase, just looked. which is great. He’s not a barker at things going on (I wish Leo had this quality 😒) he will only bark when he’s in his kennel and wants to be out. (Initially at bedtime for about 5 min and in the morning when I come upstairs and he’s anxious to get out). Loves Nylon bones, he makes good choices about choosing his toys and not hands, furniture or shoes. He likes to play with Kodi (our Shepard) and run in the yard with the kids, but loves to also be a couch potato or lay chewing on his bones. We’ve been using his shelter name, Onyx and he’s figuring it out and listening to it in the house. We are going to take him to a private dog park (I had no idea these exist) tomorrow so we’ll see how good his recall is outside off leash. He loves to lay in the kitchen when I cook but does not try to jump on counters. He’s just loyal and wants to be by his foster momma 🖤 He’s mastered sitting and waiting for his dog bowl to hit the floor before he digs in. He needs a slow feeder but still chows down like he’ll never get a meal again. As fast as an eater he is he shows no food aggression. Just a piggy. 🐽 He did a car ride with me tonight for kid exchange and he did good. He loves heated seats 🤣 He was instantly fine with our smaller dog who is passive. Kodi (big dog, more dominant) it took him about 3/4 days before they would stop growling at each other, showing teeth. They’ve adjusted, so just knowing if he goes to a house with another big dog, his fight or flight response if he’s scared or intimidated would be fight so they need a slow slow transition. We kept Kodi away completely, either on the other side of the gate or on a leash too for 2 days then we did intermittent moments of them coming together and sniffing for another 1 to 2 days. Onyx’s adoption fee is $425 plus MN tax which covers his neuter, vaccinations appropriate at the time of adoption, microchip and any additional medical care he may have needed while in the rescue’s care. We are a foster based rescue, we do not house dogs at a facility. Age and breed are NLR's best guess as we often don't know who or what mom and dad are. If you are interested in adopting, please fill out an application on our website www.northernlakesrescue.org

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Rottweiler shelters & rescues in Baxter, Minnesota

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Wadena County Humane Society

310 NW Ash Avenue, Wadena, MN 56482

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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46.6 miles

Paws and Claws Rescue & Resort

2949 State 371 NW, PO Box 175, Hackensack, MN 56452

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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