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A little about them
Meet Milo, a handsome young Giant Schnauzer born April 17, 2024. This lanky, long-legged boy is energetic, smart, stubborn, and full of potential. He came to the rescue as an owner surrender after his family moved to a home that did not allow multiple dogs.
Milo has lived successfully with Miniature Schnauzers and seems to be housebroken. He is still learning that the leash is not a toy and will need structure, consistent boundaries, and ongoing training. He is active and needs plenty of exercise and mental stimulation.
Ideal Home
Milo would do best with an experienced dog owner who understands the Giant Schnauzer personality and is comfortable providing confident leadership. Because he can become mouthy and rambunctious during play, he is looking for a home without young children. A securely fenced yard would be a plus, though an adopter with a strong daily exercise plan may also be considered.
Ongoing Health
Milo is reported as vaccinated and neutered.
Training & Support
Milo seems to be housebroken. His future family should be prepared to continue leash training and provide structure, exercise, mental stimulation, and consistent boundaries.
Application Details
- An experienced, seasoned dog owner is preferred.
- Milo needs a home without young children.
- A securely fenced yard is preferred, or adopters should have a solid plan for providing plenty of daily exercise.
- Applications start by contacting Milo's provider through Wags.
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Milo came to the rescue as an owner surrender after his family moved to a home that did not allow multiple dogs.
Yes. He has lived successfully with Miniature Schnauzers.
Milo seems to be housebroken.
He would do best with an experienced owner who understands Giant Schnauzers and can provide structure, training, exercise, and consistent boundaries. A securely fenced yard would be a plus, though an adopter with a solid daily exercise plan may also be considered.
Milo can become mouthy and rambunctious during play, so he is looking for a home without young children.