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 | Rescue Me ID: 17-08-21-00340Great Dane Male (male)
This precious boy is a young male two years of age and a great dog. How can you not love him. He appears to be pure bred, but since this is rescue we cannot say with certainty. He is currently in Fort Worth, TX but will be making the trek to Olympia, WA scheduled to arrive on Saturday, September 9th. he is available for pre-adoption which is the only way to secure that she will for sure go home with you! His adoption fee is $400 which covers his neuter, vaccinations, HW testing , chipping, health certificate and transport fees. All of our dogs come with a 30 day, money back, trial period to make sure they are the right fit in your ... (Read More)environment. Tall Tails Rescue has a commitment to these dogs for their lifetime and we hope you do too! If you are thinking of adopting any of our dogs contact us today! If he is not pre-adopted upon arrival he will be available to meet and adopt at our huge adoption event located at: Petco 1530 Black Lake Blvd SW Olympia, WA. Sept 9th from 9-5pm (Less) Tall Tails Rescue Washington 98108
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 | Rescue Me ID: 17-08-21-00333Great Dane Female (female)
This sweet and very loving dog has not had an easy pampered life before she was rescued. You can see she was used for breeding at least two litters likely. She appears to be a pure bred but this is rescue we can't say 100% for sure. She is a doll and a great dog. Wont you give her the loving forever home she so deserves to be your fur kid. Look at that face! How can you not love her... She is currently in Ft Worth, Texas and will be making the trek to Olympia, WA scheduled to arrive on Saturday, September 9th. She is available for pre-adoption which is the only way to secure that she will for sure go home with you! Her adoption fee is $400 ... (Read More)which covers her spay, vaccinations, HW testing , chipping, health certificate and transport fees. All of our dogs come with a 30 day, money back, trial period to make sure they are the right fit in your environment. Tall Tails Rescue has a commitment to these dogs for their lifetime and we hope you do too! If you are thinking of adopting any of our dogs contact us today! If she is not pre-adopted upon arrival she will be available to meet and adopt at our huge adoption event located at: Petco 1530 Black Lake Blvd SW Olympia, WA. Sept 9th from 9-5pm (Less) Tall Tails Rescue Washington 98108
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 | Rescue Me ID: 17-07-22-00378Willis (male)
Willis tries so hard to be a good boy. He was not socialized very well when a puppy, so he is very afraid of many, many things. This has been helped by the drugs that the behaviorist put him on, but it still takes him a little time. Still, once he gets to know you, he will rub all over you and sit in your lap if you give him the chance. He seems to be ok with kids, though I've seen him in limited situations as I have none of my own. His problems, however, are just not conducive to life in our household. He is ok with my two female dogs. They are both smaller than he is. He is ok with ONE of the neighbors male dogs. He is NOT ok with ... (Read More)the other of the neighbors dogs. That one is also a male, but I think part of the problem is that both of them are reactive and so they work each other up. Those two will fence fight and nothing will stop them short of removing one from the area. I've never had him around a dog as big as him. He is NOT really ok with cats. Sometimes he tolerates them, but other times, without notice, he will haul off for no apparent reason and try to kill one. Maybe there is a reason, but it never starts when I'm in the room, so if there is, I don't know what it is. My husband has absolutely no interest in training or anything but ocassionally petting the dog and I work 50+ hour weeks and just cant do it. He also is horrible about coming when called. Before I got him at the age of two, he grew up in a smallish hometown with no yard. The woman who raised him would take him out to potty on a 2 ft long leash and as soon as he started trying to play, she was afraid he'd knock her over and escape, so she would take him back inside. I think because he never got to before, he loves to run!!!! And calling him turns into a game of chase. We were working on this before work got busy and I ended up in the hospital, but we haven't actually gotten too far. I think he would dearly love a family with maybe another female dog or two and some kids about 12 years old. He LOVES to play with the 12 year old neighbor kid. He will sleep on your couch, or in your bed given the chance and he will definately tell you if there is anything amiss about his domain. Please, if you think you could give Willis a good home, let me know. I dearly want what is best for him, and that isn't me and I really don't want to have him kill a kitten... Best to text me at the above phone number (Less) Whitman County Pullman, WA MAP IT!
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 | Rescue Me ID: 17-07-11-00195Bella (female)
I cannot believe I'm writing this. My Bella, a 2 %BD YO spayed CKC registered Harlequin needs to find a new home. We took her as a rehome a year ago. She had been abused and non-socialized. She had SIBO, pancreatitis and long-bone syndrome and crates sores and torn pads and was about 10 pounds underweight. We've addressed and resolved every medical issue, except the long bone syndrome. The pancreatitis is managed purely by a low fat diet. Otherwise, she looks a bit skinny, but is healthy. Behaviorally, she now lets me put her on a leash, and it's taken me a year to get her to let me pull the collar off over her head. She is a ... (Read More)leaner, a lover, a snuggler and a couch potato if you are sitting there. I've trained her to no longer bark at every sound - and truthfully, in the house, she barks so seldom it's no longer an issue. Why do I have to rehome this sweet and loving (if a wee bit neurotic) beautiful dog who does not deserve this? I find myself a single parent suddenly. We have another Dane, Louie, who is super mellow and well trained. Bella is still extremely difficult on a leash, and twice has pulled me to the ground and hurt my knees and legs from pulling, straining, jumping, barking and doing midair back flips when we come across another dog on a leash. Having to handle Louie at the same time makes it a bit more of a challenge. My daughter and I need to move into an apartment - and while I know there are many that take dogs, I can't now manage walking the two of them on my own, and I can't take the two of them to the dog park on my own. It's not safe for any of the three of us. Can you help me find her a home where either she can continue to live the quality life she is entitled to? This is breaking my heart - but keeping everyone safe has to be my first priority right now. I cant keep her safewhen I have two Danes, just me, and she's on a leash. (Less) King County Issaquah, WA MAP IT!
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| PIease Read Before Adopting a Great Dane in Washington | |||||||||
Great Dane Dogs can make good pets in Washington if they match your IifestyIe. The Great Dane is an enormous, but extremely gentle breed often referred to as the Gentle Giant. Great Danes are kind, loyal, and sociable. They need to be around people. Great Danes are gentle, devoted, and wonderful with children, but should be supervised with little ones because of their large size. Great Danes should be well trained as puppies. Great Danes can live in an apartment with enough daily exercise but do best with a large yard.
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