Eeyore
Great Dane
$900
Adoption fee · Team Rocky Enterprises, Inc.
$900
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A little about them
Meet Eeyore, affectionately nicknamed Jabarkus—a sweet, cuddly, affectionate Great Dane with a goofy personality and happy howl. He enjoys walks, playtime, running in the yard, exploring, and relaxing with his family after exercising. His charming pre-meal twirls and playful quirks are sure to keep you smiling.
Eeyore may need calm reassurance when something unfamiliar makes him nervous, but he is smart, learns quickly, and looks to his people for guidance. He has made tremendous progress in foster care and is eager to keep learning.
Ideal Home
Eeyore would thrive with an active family that enjoys walks, hikes, jogging, outdoor play, and everyday adventures. He would do best with children around 12 years and older. He may be able to live with another dog after proper, slow introductions, especially with a calm, well-socialized companion.
His family should provide consistency, appropriate chew toys, and keep tempting personal belongings out of reach.
Ongoing Health
Eeyore is vaccinated. No medical conditions or health tests are reported.
Training & Support
Eeyore is doing well with house training and uses bells at the door to signal when he needs to go outside. He is crate trained, though he would happily choose a bed near his people. His leash manners are still developing, and car rides can make him nervous; continued positive practice and patience will help him build confidence.
Application Details
- Adoption fee: $900
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
Nationwide transport options are available to help adopters find their match.
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Common questions
Yes. He is doing well with house training, uses bells at the door to communicate that he needs to go outside, and is crate trained when needed.
He can be nervous or overly excited around unfamiliar dogs but is responsive to his handler and can be redirected. With proper, slow introductions, he may be able to live with a calm, well-socialized dog.
No. He has not been tested with cats.
He would thrive with an active family that enjoys walks, outdoor activities, and everyday adventures, and that can provide consistent training and structure.