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Areas Giant Breeds Rescue serves
Florida
Giant Breeds Rescue's adoption process
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First, we have a phone conversation and ask some questions to make sure the dog is compatible with your home and then we schedule a meet and greet at the dog's location. If the dog is a match, we take the dog to your home where we do a home check, collect the adoption donation, and process the adoption paperwork. We give lifetime support from a dog trainer and occasionally follow up on the dog's progress.
First, we have a phone conversation and ask some questions to make sure the dog is compatible with your home and then we schedule a meet and greet at the dog's location. If the dog is a match, we take the dog to your home where we do a home check, collect the adoption donation, and process the adoption paperwork. We give lifetime support from a dog trainer and occasionally follow up on the dog's progress.
About Giant Breeds Rescue
Our rescue focuses on the special needs of giant breed dogs, including mastiffs, great danes, saint bernards, bernese mountain dogs, newfoundlands, and more. These dogs don't acclimate well to typical rescues that need to deal with a high volume of dogs. They need high-quality grain-free dog food, space, specialized training, socialization, air conditioning and someone who's willing to get tackled. Giant dogs are predisposed to certain medical and behavioral problems that can't be ignored due to their size. Adopters need to be screened more thoroughly for their ability to handle these needs.
We take owner surrenders and also pull from local shelters. We use our experience with giant breeds to make it easier on the dogs to get rehomed and facilitate life-long adoptions.
Our rescue focuses on the special needs of giant breed dogs, including mastiffs, great danes, saint bernards, bernese mountain dogs, newfoundlands, and more. These dogs don't acclimate well to typical rescues that need to deal with a high volume of dogs. They need high-quality grain-free dog food, space, specialized training, socialization, air conditioning and someone who's willing to get tackled. Giant dogs are predisposed to certain medical and behavioral problems that can't be ignored due to their size. Adopters need to be screened more thoroughly for their ability to handle these needs.
We take owner surrenders and also pull from local shelters. We use our experience with giant breeds to make it easier on the dogs to get rehomed and facilitate life-long adoptions.
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