Adoptable Georgia Dogs for August 5, 2015

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Adoptable Georgia Dogs for August 5, 2015

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Max is  2-3 year old adult male Great Dane/Labrador Retriever mix who weighs 56 pounds is available for adoption from Two Tailz Rescue in Roswell, GA. Max enjoys the company of kids, adults, all dogs, and cats! He really couldn’t be a more perfect dog to easily fit into any family. Max needs exercise, like any dog, and the trails and dog park would be perfect for him. He loves to play with toys and walk next to you everywhere you go. He has a gentle spirit and calm demeanor.

Max Mini
(Mini) Max is an adult male Miniature Pinscher, about 6 years old and 16 pounds and is available for adoption from Canine Crusaders of Atlanta in Acworth, GA.

He just wants to be loved and enjoys sitting in your lap and have you all to himself. He’s currently in a foster home with other dogs but his ideal home is one where he could be the only dog or with a laid back dog who won’t fight for attention from people. He just really longs to be in a home of his very own where he gets the attention he craves. Max loves his toys, especially his ball. He’s also great with kids. He does chase cats and is best in a home without them. Max is also neutered and current on shots.

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Tennis Ball Max is listed as a Pit Bull, but I think he looks more like a Lab. Max is available for adoption from All About Animals Rescue in Macon, GA. From the photos, it looks like he enjoys a good game of fetch followed by belly rubs.

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Max CPR

The final Max of the day is a young male German Shepherd Dog who is available for adoption from Canine Pet Rescue in Dacula, GA.

Max is an exuberant, young dog who had a lonely start in life, but has since learned to embrace all the great things the world has to offer beyond the confines of a backyard chain. Max has learned that other dogs are potential playmates and now never passes up the chance to romp around once introductions are made. He is still young and can get a little carried away in playing with another dog, so it is important to continue to supervise him around others to remind him of proper play behavior as well as choose canine companions which will be forgiving of young dog enthusiasm.

Even though Max is an energetic dog, he settles down quickly and is content to lay at your feet with a ball or chew toy when you need a break. He listens pretty well and picks up training quickly. Max has a ton of food drive and can be taught almost anything through this route. He may even have potential as an agility dog or participating in some other high activity level event. Max is great in the crate, but should be watched closely indoors otherwise, as he won’t alert you if he needs to go out to potty. He walks well on leash even on a flat collar as long as he is reminded of his manners.

Max is a clownish, goofy type of dog who is always up for an adventure, but without being over the top excitable. He would do well with tolerant, playful dog personalities, or as a single dog living with a more active person.

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