Meet Cecil, a magnificent caramel-colored boy with a heart as golden as his coat! Cecil is the epitome of a gentle giant, possessing a calm, confident demeanor and a truly sweet soul. He approaches life with quiet curiosity, enjoying his explorations but equally content to simply be in your presence, offering a comforting, laid-back vibe. His observant nature means he takes in the world at his own unhurried pace, bringing a sense of peaceful joy wherever he goes. Cecil is an independent spirit who is affectionate on his own terms, exuding a quiet charisma that is utterly captivating. If you're seeking a low-key, lovable companion to share your life with, Cecil might be the perfect, mellow match for you!
Ideal Home
Cecil thrives in a peaceful environment where he can truly be himself. He needs a home that understands his size and can provide him with space to move comfortably. While he tolerates house guests, he can be reserved and cautious, especially around men, suggesting he may have had negative experiences in the past. A home that can give him time to warm up and build trust would be ideal.
Ongoing Health
Cecil is a healthy boy with no known ongoing health conditions.
Training & Support
Cecil is housebroken and stays off furniture. He can be left alone without a kennel and does not try to escape. However, he has a habit of reaching counter-top food, so keeping edibles out of reach is a must. While he doesn't rush doors, leash training will require significant effort due to his immense strength and potential for pulling. He is responsive to basic commands like "sit" and "shake," and is improving with "down" and "stay." His prey drive is high for small animals outdoors, making it challenging to get his attention when he's focused on a chase. He enjoys digging, so be mindful of that in the yard.
Application Details:
- Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
Transportation
Cecil is currently located in foster care. Please contact us through Wags for information regarding potential transportation options.
