Brogan
Hi, my name is Brogan. I am beautiful
Chocolate Newfoundland-Mix of about
3-4 years old. I have the wonderfully calm
and gentle nature of a Newfoundland, but
I am much smaller (about the size of an
average male Lab). I have a short hair cut
right now, but my extremely soft fluffy
fur will be growing back in soon. I am
very sweet and submissive and love to
be cuddled and pet.
When I came to ALGBR I had and x-ray that showed that I have a plate in my
rear left leg. This means that at one point I had a fracture that was lovingly
repaired. I am sometimes a little slow to get up from a laying position, but
once I am up you can’t really notice any problems. I am able to walk and run
just fine!
I like to go on walks, and am learning leash manners very quickly. I am a
pretty low energy guy, and prefer a short walk or two and lots of time to
cuddle up on the carpet/dog bed and hang out. I am currently learning some
basic obedience and have mastered “sit” very quickly. I want to please you,
and I love to hear those precious words “good boy!”
I took my first trip to the dog park with my foster mom today, and it was
really fun. I was a little worried about the dogs running up to greet me at
first, but I learned very quickly that they just wanted to be my friends! I am
thinking that I may take up chasing a ball, but haven’t quite figured out how
to go for it yet. I was watching the ball chasing dogs with interest though,
and started to run with them for it a time or two. I just didn’t know what to do
when I got there! With a few more trips to the dog park my foster mom says
that she thinks I will figure it out.
I appear to be housebroken, although I haven’t been left alone in the house
outside of my crate. My foster mom makes sure that I am offered the
backyard often to prevent any mistakes, and so far so good! I am crate
trained and go into the crate without any complaints. I am very quiet in my
crate and the only time my foster mom has heard my bark is when she was
rattling the keys in the door when she got home. I was excited that she was
finally home!
I am looking for a family that will love me forever and make me feel safe
again, is it you?
Please visit our Adoption page to learn about what to expect during
ALGBR's adoption process.
A moment to rescue…. A lifetime of love
*Non profit 501(c)3 status - donations are tax deductible
Copyright © 2007 Arizona Labrador & Giant Breed Rescue, Inc. All rights reserved
Chocolate Newfoundland-Mix of about
3-4 years old. I have the wonderfully calm
and gentle nature of a Newfoundland, but
I am much smaller (about the size of an
average male Lab). I have a short hair cut
right now, but my extremely soft fluffy
fur will be growing back in soon. I am
very sweet and submissive and love to
be cuddled and pet.
When I came to ALGBR I had and x-ray that showed that I have a plate in my
rear left leg. This means that at one point I had a fracture that was lovingly
repaired. I am sometimes a little slow to get up from a laying position, but
once I am up you can’t really notice any problems. I am able to walk and run
just fine!
I like to go on walks, and am learning leash manners very quickly. I am a
pretty low energy guy, and prefer a short walk or two and lots of time to
cuddle up on the carpet/dog bed and hang out. I am currently learning some
basic obedience and have mastered “sit” very quickly. I want to please you,
and I love to hear those precious words “good boy!”
I took my first trip to the dog park with my foster mom today, and it was
really fun. I was a little worried about the dogs running up to greet me at
first, but I learned very quickly that they just wanted to be my friends! I am
thinking that I may take up chasing a ball, but haven’t quite figured out how
to go for it yet. I was watching the ball chasing dogs with interest though,
and started to run with them for it a time or two. I just didn’t know what to do
when I got there! With a few more trips to the dog park my foster mom says
that she thinks I will figure it out.
I appear to be housebroken, although I haven’t been left alone in the house
outside of my crate. My foster mom makes sure that I am offered the
backyard often to prevent any mistakes, and so far so good! I am crate
trained and go into the crate without any complaints. I am very quiet in my
crate and the only time my foster mom has heard my bark is when she was
rattling the keys in the door when she got home. I was excited that she was
finally home!
I am looking for a family that will love me forever and make me feel safe
again, is it you?
Please visit our Adoption page to learn about what to expect during
ALGBR's adoption process.
A moment to rescue…. A lifetime of love
*Non profit 501(c)3 status - donations are tax deductible
Copyright © 2007 Arizona Labrador & Giant Breed Rescue, Inc. All rights reserved
