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Brawley

  • Gender - male
  • Age/DOB - 2 yr.
  • Height  at the shoulder -
  • Weight - 131 lb.
  • Spayed/Neutered - Yes
  • Taken in on  - 5/7/05
  • Available as of - 7/7/05
  • Housebroken - Yes
  • Obedience trained - Working on it
  • Good with other dogs - Yes
    • with cats - Unk
    • with kids - Yes
    • with the elderly - Yes
  • Temperament - Brawley is a fairly sedentary Dane, your typical couch potato. Very sweet, good natured, easy going guy. And extremely affectionate and cuddly.

  • Comments
Brawley and his sister Snowflake came to us from their owner/breeder in Southern California. Their was another dog in the house that mauled Brawley pretty good. Brawley is a big guy, much bigger than this other dog, but unlike this other dog, Brawley is not the fighting type. He suffered some pretty serious injuries to his front leg. He's pretty much all recovered now though he will probably have a few scars. He is just a great big teddy bear, so very loving and just so happy to curl up in your lap. Of course he's way too big for most laps, but he still thinks it's really cool to cuddle up. He is quiet and easy going, with a kind of goofy slightly timid nature. You just want to wrap your arms around him and squeeze, and he just wants to let you. He is a big favorite around here. Someone is going to be a very lucky adopter. Like Snow, he came to us with no apparent training. And like Snow, he came noticeably underweight. In good condition and well cared for, but very thin. We are busy trying to fatten them both up.


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