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Groot, a sweet and energetic Chesapeake Retriever, is a loving 60lb lap dog at heart. He loves running and being loved. Crate trained and leash-walking without pulling, Groot is sensitive to emotions and will help when he senses pain or discomfort. However, our household lacks the energy to match Groot’s enthusiasm. He needs an active family to love and exercise him regularly. While we can take him to a safe area for a long, unleashed run once or twice a week, he craves more exercise than we can provide. Our household consists of a nearly retired person and a disabled person, making it challenging to meet Groot’s needs. Groot has coexisted peacefully with our cats, but he’s shy and nervous around children, occasionally nipping at them. We’re unsure how he’d fare with other dogs in a household. During walks, he avoids them and can become aggressive if they persist in approaching. Groot would thrive in a home where he can run alongside his person, as that’s what truly brings him joy.
Groot, a sweet and energetic Chesapeake Retriever, is a loving 60lb lap dog at heart. He loves running and being loved. Crate trained and leash-walking without pulling, Groot is sensitive to emotions and will help when he senses pain or discomfort. However, our household lacks the energy to match Groot’s enthusiasm. He needs an active family to love and exercise him regularly. While we can take him to a safe area for a long, unleashed run once or twice a week, he craves more exercise than we can provide. Our household consists of a nearly retired person and a disabled person, making it challenging to meet Groot’s needs. Groot has coexisted peacefully with our cats, but he’s shy and nervous around children, occasionally nipping at them. We’re unsure how he’d fare with other dogs in a household. During walks, he avoids them and can become aggressive if they persist in approaching. Groot would thrive in a home where he can run alongside his person, as that’s what truly brings him joy.
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If you see pets listed by a private owner, it means that they're available through the Rehome program - the safe, reliable, and free way to find a loving new home for your pet.