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Titus

7/5/09

Titus has a home!
Titus was adopted today by former DDRI adopters, Shawn & Kathy S., who adopted Chance from us in 04.
Chance is now 8 and has been Kathy's service dog for a number of years. The plan is to train Titus to take over Chance's service dog duties when he is no longer able to perform them.

Gender - Male

Age/DOB - 10/31/07

Height at the shoulder -

Weight - 110

Spayed/Neutered - Yes

Taken in on - 5/25/09

Available as of - now

Housebroken - Yes

Obedience trained - some

Good with other dogs - Yes

with cats - Yes

with kids - Yes

with the elderly - Yes

Temperament - Mostly Titus seems to be one of those quiet slow moving male Danes we all love so much. He's still young so he does have his wild playful moments, but even at this age they aren't all that common. He has separation issues and worries about being abandoned, so he'll whine if locked away from you, but it's really pretty mild and he is learning to get over it

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Titus was surrendered by his owners because their older dog did not get along well with Titus. The problem wasn't with Titus, he gets along fine with other dogs. But Titus was the "new" dog and so Titus had to go. Titus is house broken, likes to lay within eyesight of his people, and really enjoys being around others. Titus is very loving and will make someone a great dog. Titus obviously loved his family because it took him several days here to calm down and stop looking for them to come back for him. And it took him several more days to commit to being here with us and start engaging my wife and I. When he first got here he didn't like people touching his ears or petting him around the ears, but he's over that now, and loves to have his ears rubbed. He was also slow to engage the other dogs. He mostly tried to stay out of their way and ignore them. Now he loves running and playing with the gang. He does have some separation issues, nothing big, he just whines when locked away from his people. He isn't destructive, and doesn't have to be touching you or anything, he is just scared you're going to disappear on him. Which isn't really that big a surprise, all things considered. He is a big sweet ol' boy who just wants to have a family to take care of.

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He will be yours, faithful and true, to the last beat of his heart.
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