Khali
Great Dane
$400
Adoption fee · NW Florida Great Dane Rescue Inc.
$400
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A little about them
Meet Khali, a playful and affectionate 2-year-old Great Dane fostered in Fairhope, Alabama. Smaller for her breed but full of love, loyalty, and goofy puppy energy, she enjoys being part of the action and would make a wonderful family companion.
Khali is great with kids and enjoys the company of other dogs, especially her older foster brother, whose good behavior she tries to copy. She is almost completely potty trained, knows sit, down, stop, and out, and is smart and eager to continue learning. As a playful scavenger, she will need snacks and tempting treasures kept safely out of reach.
Ideal Home
Khali needs a home with a securely fenced yard and a family prepared to include her in everyday life while providing structure, exercise, affection, and continued training.
Ongoing Health
Khali is vaccinated, spayed, microchipped, and vetted.
Training & Support
Khali is almost completely potty trained, with only occasional accidents. She knows basic commands including sit, down, stop, and out, and is eager to learn.
Application Details
- The adoption fee is $400.
- Approved adopters must pick Khali up in person from her foster home.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
Khali must be picked up in person from her foster home in Fairhope, Alabama. The rescue does not provide transport.
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Khali requires a home with a securely fenced yard and a family prepared to provide continued training, structure, exercise, and affection.
She is almost completely potty trained, with only occasional accidents, and knows sit, down, stop, and out. She is smart and eager to learn.
Approved adopters must pick her up in person from her foster home in Fairhope, Alabama, because the rescue does not transport.