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DB

Adopted! 4/11/05



  • Gender - male
  • Age/DOB - about 1 yr.
  • Height  at the shoulder -
  • Weight -
  • Spayed/Neutered - Yes
  • Taken in on  - 12/03/04
  • Available as of - Now
  • Housebroken - Yes
  • Obedience trained - Yes
  • Good with other dogs - Yes
    • with cats - Unk
    • with kids - Yes
    • with the elderly - Yes
  • Temperament - DB is a big happy goof. He is very sweet and affectionate, wants nothing more than to make you happy, will climb in your lap and snooze for hours, but really doesn't understand just how big he is yet.


  • Comments

We got DB from a fellow Dane rescuer in TX. He is just a gem of a dog. He has this sweet dumb puppy look and attitude, and he is really very well behaved. He has grown faster than his mind can keep up though, so he still thinks he's a little puppy sometimes. He doesn't realize quite how big he is. He thinks he can still fit in your lap for example, and if you let him, he'll crawl up and try to nap in your lap, at least as much of him as can fit. He really is an amazingly kind, sweet, generous dog without a mean bone in his body. He just wants to love someone and make them happy. He has become a favorite around here, and we are going to have a hard time when he leaves us. We are working on his training, but he is such a good boy, and so eager to please, that we are willing to place him before he is fully trained. He is an easy dog to train, and anyone with any experience training big dogs will have no trouble training DB.

Update 2/12/05 - We've decided DB stands for Dumb Bunny and we've taken to affectionately calling him Bunny. It just seems to fit his personality. The thing is he isn't dumb, but he sort of acts big, dumb, and goofy. He is really a wonderful big boy. Very cuddly and affectionate, he is a big kisser. You may need a bath after a hugfest with Bunny. He is just the biggest, happiest, goofiest boy you can imagine. He is a real pleasure to have around. He is still young and sometimes has a hard time knowing when he needs to go pee. but he is really good about trying to let us know. This is an age and maturity issue and will get better as he gets older. Bunny is another favorite around here and will make someone very happy.

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