Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Not good with kids,
Not good with dogs,
Not good with cats,
Story
Meet Draco: A Strong-Willed, Loyal Dog Seeking an Experienced, Loving HomeIntroducing Draco, a 3-year-old dog with a big personality and a heart full of loyalty! Draco is a proud, independent dog who thrives when he’s the center of attention. He’s looking for a home with an experienced owner who can provide the structure, boundaries, and care he needs to thrive. Draco is strong-willed and has some unique traits that require a special kind of family—a home where he can feel safe, loved, and well-guided. Draco needs a canine and feline free homeThough Draco has a high prey drive, loves his toys, and enjoys car rides, he does have some behavioral needs and quirks that must be managed. With the right training and environment, Draco will reward his new family with unwavering loyalty and affection.Training & Behavior Needs:High Prey Drive: Draco has a very high prey drive, which means he needs a home without other animals, including cats and small animals. He’s not a good fit for a home with kids or other pets, as he can be reactive, especially in high-energy environments.Resource Guarding: Draco is known to resource guard, so managing food, toys, and space will be important in his new home. An experienced owner familiar with this behavior can work with Draco to teach him boundaries and respect for personal space.Flight Risk: Draco has a tendency to bolt, so it’s crucial that he is kept on a leash when outside and in a secure area at all times. A secure, enclosed yard or a well-fenced area will be essential for his safety.Food Stealer & Allergies: Draco has a bit of a sneaky side—he likes to steal food, so his new family should be prepared to manage his food temptations. He also has a food allergy and is on a grain-free diet to manage his health. Occasionally, he will get rashes, so attention to his diet and any changes in his condition will be important for his well-being.Leash Training & Boundaries: Draco is still working on basic training and does tend to pull on the leash, but he’s highly treat-motivated, making him a prime candidate for continued leash training with the right owner. He’s still learning boundaries and will need a family who can be firm, consistent, and patient as he grows. Draco is leash reactive. ( Leash reactivity in dogs refers to when a dog becomes overly excited, anxious, or aggressive when on a leash, often in response to other dogs, people, or distractions. This behavior
