Arlo

LOCATION: Jacksonville, FL<br/>DOB: 03/10/2024<br/><br/>Meet Arlo, a spirited Great Dane/German Shepherd puppy with a heart full of potential and a playful spirit. Arlo's journey has been a bit bumpy, having been passed around quite a few times and lacking structure and schedule. But this big puppy is ready to find a loving home where he can thrive.<br/><br/>Arlo spends most of his day in his crate, which isn't ideal for a high-energy dog like him. Even low-energy dogs would struggle with being crated for 22 hours a day. Despite this, Arlo has shown no aggression—just a really big puppy who doesn't know one single rule. He jumps, mouths, needs leash help, and barks when people enter the yard or when people or dogs walk by. Our volunteer tossed him a few treats and basically told him to knock it off, entered the yard, and they became friends. Surprisingly, Arlo liked her husband more. The current family is scared of Arlo, which is another factor in his behavior.<br/><br/>Arlo has never had full contact introductions with dogs, but he did engage in play with the volunteer's dog at the fence. There were a lot of play bows, tail wags, and a happy doofus face. And that was with a barrier, which can be a challenge for some. We think he would love a home with another big dog to play with.<br/><br/>He's housebroken and, of course, crate trained. He doesn't like when his people leave and will bark. We are looking for an adult or teen kids-only family that has time to teach Arlo how to be the bestest boy. He will be a quick learner. No cats and no small dogs. A large dog or two to play with! They have spoken with a professional trainer, and they say there's a lot of potential for him.<br/><br/>If you're ready to welcome a high-energy, lovable puppy into your home and help him reach his full potential, Arlo is waiting for you. Consider fostering or adopting Arlo and give him the chance to be the best boy he can be.<br/><br/>========================= To apply to adopt me, please fill out the application form! https://form.jotform.com/51994996709176 .

LOCATION: Jacksonville, FL
DOB: 03/10/2024

Meet Arlo, a spirited Great Dane/German Shepherd puppy with a heart full of potential and a playful spirit. Arlo's journey has been a bit bumpy, having been passed around quite a few times and lacking structure and schedule. But this big puppy is ready to find a loving home where he can thrive.

Arlo spends most of his day in his crate, which isn't ideal for a high-energy dog like him. Even low-energy dogs would struggle with being crated for 22 hours a day. Despite this, Arlo has shown no aggression—just a really big puppy who doesn't know one single rule. He jumps, mouths, needs leash help, and barks when people enter the yard or when people or dogs walk by. Our volunteer tossed him a few treats and basically told him to knock it off, entered the yard, and they became friends. Surprisingly, Arlo liked her husband more. The current family is scared of Arlo, which is another factor in his behavior.

Arlo has never had full contact introductions with dogs

LOCATION: Jacksonville, FL
DOB: 03/10/2024

Meet Arlo, a spirited Great Dane/German Shepherd puppy with a heart full of potential and a playful spirit. Arlo's journey has been a bit bumpy, having been passed around quite a few times and lacking structure and schedule. But this big puppy is ready to find a loving home where he can thrive.

Arlo spends most of his day in his crate, which isn't ideal for a high-energy dog like him. Even low-energy dogs would struggle with being crated for 22 hours a day. Despite this, Arlo has shown no aggression—just a really big puppy who doesn't know one single rule. He jumps, mouths, needs leash help, and barks when people enter the yard or when people or dogs walk by. Our volunteer tossed him a few treats and basically told him to knock it off, entered the yard, and they became friends. Surprisingly, Arlo liked her husband more. The current family is scared of Arlo, which is another factor in his behavior.

Arlo has never had full contact introductions with dogs, but he did engage in play with the volunteer's dog at the fence. There were a lot of play bows, tail wags, and a happy doofus face. And that was with a barrier, which can be a challenge for some. We think he would love a home with another big dog to play with.

He's housebroken and, of course, crate trained. He doesn't like when his people leave and will bark. We are looking for an adult