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A little about them
Bandit is a sweet, shy senior Rottweiler mix who weighs about 55 pounds and loves cuddles, warmth, and staying close to his trusted humans. He enjoys playing with his foster sister and has a charming, goofy side.
Ideal Home
Bandit should be adopted by an experienced dog handler. He has lived successfully with small dogs, dogs his size, adult men, and adult women, but he needs time to warm up to new people, sounds, and places. The listing records no interaction with cats, and he is not recommended for children under 8.
Ongoing Health
Bandit has hip dysplasia, hyperthyroidism, arthritis, and early-stage kidney disease. If his medication is off, he overexerts himself, or he feels anxious, he may growl or snap. He currently takes Thyro-Tabs, joint supplements, and anti-anxiety medication, costing less than $100 per month.
Training & Support
Bandit is crate-trained, fully house-trained, and walks well on a leash. He is highly treat motivated and is learning to sit, lie down, stay, wait, and be a gentleman. All Better World Rescue dogs qualify for complimentary private and/or group training to support a successful adoption.
Application Details
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
- A volunteer will call within one business day to answer questions and schedule a meet.
Bandit deserves a loving forever family who understands his needs and will help him feel safe and supported.
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Bandit should be adopted by an experienced dog handler who can manage his health needs, medication, exercise, and anxiety-related behavior.
Bandit has hip dysplasia, hyperthyroidism, arthritis, and early-stage kidney disease. He takes Thyro-Tabs, joint supplements, and anti-anxiety medication, costing less than $100 per month.
He has lived successfully with small dogs, dogs his size, adult men, and adult women. He needs time to warm up to new people, sounds, and places.
Bandit is crate-trained, fully house-trained, and walks well on a leash. He is learning commands including sit, lie down, stay, wait, and being a gentleman.