Hi, Everyone. I’m Drago and I am looking for a family that is willing to work with me and teach me how to be an Amazing Great Dane. I don’t have any formal training yet and my Fosters are working hard to teach me some basics.
I have tons and tons of puppy energy, even though I’m already 3 years old. I like to play, oh, just ALL the time. I love tug-of-war and shaking my toys and tearing them apart, but I will take them gently from your hand. I love to run. I love to play. I love to run and play.
I am being fostered with another Dane and it took a few minutes for us to figure each other out, but now we share the couch and play together in the yard – it’s lots of fun!
My Foster Family is introducing me to the Gentle Leader to go on walks – wow, that’s a new concept to me. I’ve never been on leash walks – this could be good! Right now, I want to chase rabbits and squirrels when we are on walks – they are trying to teach me that’s not the way to take a walk, but man, those little stinkers are so fast and I need to prove to them I am faster. Update: now I just pull a bit on the leash but a slight correction and I’m right as rain.
I’ve been doing really well meeting new people – I like that better than meeting new animals. I bark at animals that walk by the fence, but I’m a quiet pushover for a lady with a baby in her stroller – I just sit and watch them.
Now, here is the best side of me: I am friendly to family, affectionate and want to be with my people. I am crate trained and house trained and I just love running water – and food. I think I am destined to be a Famous Dane Foodie. And if you are a bit late with my Foods, I may bark to remind Yous!
Do you have the patience and the time to work with me? Are you home more than you are away so you can give me consistent training, with lots of love and patience? And play with me – that’s the important one. I promise to reward you with tons of love and affection and eventual great skills! Please fill out an application and ask for me, Drago!
I am being fostered in Colorado.
