Prepare yourself for an overwhelming amount of fluff! Maximilian looks like a cross between a teddy bear and a baby polar bear, with giant fluffy paws and cloud-like fur. He's the kind of puppy that makes people instinctively want to scoop him up for cuddles. He is approximately 2 months old and weighs around 10 lbs. We believe he may be a Great Pyrenees/German Shepherd mix, but with rescue, breed is always a mystery. Maximilian is playful, incredibly sweet, loves toys, and is happiest when he's having fun or soaking up affection. His foster family is helping him discover the world through play, naps, and gentle socialization.
Ideal Home
Maximilian will need a family that's ready for all the joys and challenges of puppyhood, including continued socialization, training, structure, consistency, and lots of positive experiences.
Ongoing Health
Maximilian is up-to-date on all vetting, which includes DAPP with booster, Bordetella, Rabies vaccine, multiple broad spectrum deworming treatments, flea prevention, and a 12-month injectable heartworm preventative. He has also been heartworm tested.
Training & Support
We require adopters to begin crate training as soon as their puppy arrives home to help with potty training, independence, energy management, and building healthy habits. Our on-site trainers work with all our dogs on behaviors such as crate training, potty training, and leash walking.
Application Details:
- Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
- We pride ourselves on getting to know every puppy to help make the best possible match.
- If you'd like to meet Maximilian before making your decision, we'd be happy to arrange a FaceTime call.
Transporation
Maximilian is located in Texas and can be transported nationwide using our rescue-run USDA certified transport system. This service includes drop-off locations in WA, UT, OR, ID, VA, PA, OH, NY, CT, VT, TN, KY, WI, MN, IL, WI, and Canada (with pickup options in Bellingham, WA, Buffalo, NY, or Brattleboro, VT for Canadian adopters). A $87 surcharge applies due to rising transportation costs. Texas adopters must pick up from the Houston area.
