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Kraven’s a wild one — that’s the best way to put it. He knows his basics: sit, down, stay, come here, paw. Like most pups. He’s house-trained and generally well-behaved. I would say patience is needed at times. He’s likes socks and little decorations. He doesn't do well in the cage when left alone at home. Kraven is excitable and affectionate. He LOVES when you get home and shows it — he’s strong, a bit clumsy with all that love. He loves loves being petted and will ask for it. He’s had some socialization. He’s been to the dog park a handful of times. While the starts of those interactions weren’t always ideal, they’ve ended well. He’s also been boarded with both small and large dogs. It took a bit for him to settle, but I was told he did okay once he settled.

She is a good girl just needs more room to run

Shes a very loving playful puppy. Loves water bottles to chew on loves toys very loving loves to cuddle. Likes to look out the window she loves chasing her tail. She lovesss chewing on your hands and feet lol she will eat anything she can get her mouth on isnt potty trained doesn’t like cold weather born on December 2nd 2024 she is a German shepherd mixed with a California dog it just wouldn’t let me add that also known as a dingo dog she likes squeaky toys and she will chew on her food and water bowl and leash

Chief is a great dog. I am looking for a loving and welcoming environment for chief. All he wants is love and he will give the same. He listens and is well behaved. Being in a new home you may need to poddy train again. I am only letting chief go because of space issues.