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Baynard

Adult
Male
Extra Large

Caucasian Sheepdog / Caucasian Ovtcharka

About Baynard

Dallas, TX

Breed

Caucasian Sheepdog / Caucasian Ovtcharka

Physical Traits

Adult

(3-8 years)

Male

Extra Large

(101+ lbs lbs)

Coat: Long

Apricot / Beige

Behavior

Baynard’s Compatibility

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Baynard's Story

LOCATION: Dallas, TX DOB: 02/02/2020 We adopt nationwide Baynard is a commanding presence wrapped in thick fur and quiet wisdom. Likely a Caucasian Shepherd, this is no ordinary dog—he is a true Livestock Guardian Breed, bred for strength, independence, and loyalty. With Baynard, respect is everything. He doesn’t take kindly to being micromanaged or handled like a lapdog. He doesn’t want to be stared down, and he doesn’t want to share your bed. What he does want is simple: space, purpose, and someone who understands his language. Baynard thrives in a low-key, rural environment with plenty of land to roam. He’s a dog who was born to be outside, observing his world from a cool, shaded spot or patrolling the perimeter with calm confidence. He may not beg for affection, but don’t be fooled—he loves his people deeply in his own dignified way. He’ll lean into your leg when you groom him, offer his paw when he’s at ease, and stand by you with quiet devotion. Though he has food aggression with other dogs, Baynard otherwise coexists well with canine companions—even dominant males. His best friend is a mini Great Dane, proving that size isn’t everything in the friendship department. He’s also good with cats, but children aren’t a fit for him. He needs a calm, experienced adult home that understands the instincts and boundaries of an LGD. Baynard has his playful side too. He lights up over a game of fetch and turns into a giant, goofy puppy, bounding around with his enormous paws and surprising lightness. It’s a joy to watch, and a glimpse of the tender soul inside the stoic exterior. Baynard is not for the faint of heart or first-time dog owners. He’s for the few who truly know what it means to live with a working guardian—a dog who thinks for himself and needs partnership, not command. If you have experience with Caucasian Shepherds or similar LGD breeds, Baynard could be the kind of dog who changes your life. He’s not just looking for a home. He’s looking for someone who speaks his language. Please share his story beyond our usual circle of Great Dane lovers—Baynard’s person might be out there, just waiting to meet him. ========================= To apply to adopt me, please fill out the application form! https://form.jotform.com/51994996709176 .

LOCATION: Dallas, TX
DOB: 02/02/2020
We adopt nationwide

Baynard is a commanding presence wrapped in thick fur and quiet wisdom. Likely a Caucasian Shepherd, this is no ordinary dog—he is a true Livestock Guardian Breed, bred for strength, independence, and loyalty. With Baynard, respect is everything. He doesn’t take kindly to being micromanaged or handled like a lapdog. He doesn’t want to be stared down, and he doesn’t want to share your bed. What he does want is simple: space, purpose, and someone who understands his language.

Baynard thrives in a low-key, rural environment with plenty of land to roam. He’s a dog who was born to be outside, observing his world from a cool, shaded spot or patrolling the perimeter with calm confidence. He may not beg for affection, but don’t be fooled—he loves his people deeply in his own dignified way. He’ll lean into your leg when you groom him, offer his paw when he’s at ease, and stand by you with quiet devotion.

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How To Adopt

Baynard was listed as Adoptable by Team Rocky Enterprises, Inc.

How can I adopt Baynard?

Click the Start Your Inquiry button, and share some preliminary details with Team Rocky Enterprises, Inc.. They may then ask for more details or an official application prior to an adoption. If you're a match, they'll reach out with next steps and timing.

How can I find out if Baynard is a good fit for me?

Click the "See How You Match" button, answer a few simple questions, and see how you match up! It takes less than a minute to complete. You can also reach out directly to Team Rocky Enterprises, Inc. for details on the pet.

When can I meet Baynard?

If you've submitted an inquiry, Team Rocky Enterprises, Inc. will review your information and may ask you to fill out an official application. If you're a good fit for Baynard, they'll reach out to set up a meeting.

What if I have more questions about the adoption process?

Just reach out directly to Team Rocky Enterprises, Inc., and they'll be happy to help!

Team Rocky Enterprises, Inc.'s Adoption Policy

How We Adopt Team Rocky Enterprises DBA Save Rocky the Great Dane Rescue and Rehab (SRGDRR) has an adoption process that is similar to how other rescue groups adopt pets out. Below is an explanation of each step in this process and why each step is important when you decide to adopt with SRGDRR. The process begins with posting the pets to our website, Facebook page, and over 50 adoption websites. Once you find a dog you are interested in, you will fill out an application, which is forwarded to an application processor. After reviewing the application, a veterinarian check is done. The veterinarian check is followed by a phone interview with you, the applicant. Finally, a home check is done. As soon as everything has cleared, and you have signed a contract along with payment of an adoption donation, your new forever friend is not far off! Why it is Essential for You to Fill Out an Application By filling out the application, this process gives you the opportunity to tell us about yourself, your family, and your home. This allows us to find the perfect dog that fits your family's unique wants, needs, and position. It also allows us to confirm all the information needed for where the dog is going and whom he or she is going to be living with. Thus, the safety and welfare of our rescue and others are maintained. Why a Vet Check is Done A veterinarian check gives us an indication if you have properly taken your prior or current furry friend to the vet to ensure the longevity of their health. Vaccinations, heart-worm prevention, yearly check-ups, and etc., are all important to the health of your animal. SRGDRR does not automatically turn down applicants who have not had a pet before. Why a Phone Interview is Necessary The application is your chance to begin telling us about yourself and your family. The phone interview is our opportunity for us to tell you about ourselves, the SRGDRR organization. And more importantly, for us to tell you about the animal you are interested in adopting. Through this conversation, you’ll find out if the dog likes children, the expectations of having this particular pet, and the medical history of this pet. On top of this, you will learn if the dog has any quirky behaviors like sitting on the side of the bathtub while you are taking your shower or any baggage from the household he or she previously came from. For us, this is the most important part of the adoption process. Furthermore, this is your opportunity to ask us questions that you feel are important about both our organization and the animal you wish to adopt. When going through the adoption process, we match the needs of the dog with the home which can best meet those needs. If a dog has some separation anxiety, the dog is properly placed in a home with someone who can be home for most hours of the day; for example, a stay at home mother would be a wonderful home for an animal with separation anxiety. If the dog needs someone who understands their specific breed, a home with experience in that breed is what we tend to look for. Why Your Home Needs to be Checked It’s not that we don’t trust you, we simply want to verify that you do indeed live in a home with a fenced-in yard or are capable of leash-walking (apartments, country-living, etc.). Some applicants may try to falsify their application by stating that they have closed off the property when they truly do not. The home check is also used to make sure that your home is appropriate for the dog you want to adopt. We aren't doing a home check to see if you dusted on top of the dressers, just that the dog will have a safe and secure home to live in. Final Process If everything goes well with the vet check, phone interview, and the home check, you will be notified that you are approved to adopt the dog you applied for. When you are ready to take the dog home, you will be asked to sign an adoption contract. This contract is standard with most rescue groups and is for the safety and welfare of the dog, as well as for you. SRGDRR's concern for the dog continues long after it has been adopted, and if something were to happen, we want to help. PLEASE NOTE If you can no longer keep the dog, please contact us and we will take the dog back. We have rescued most of our dogs from terrible conditions, we do not want them to go back to those, or worse, conditions to be put down when there are members of our organization that will take the dog back in and foster it until another good home is found.

Our Mission

To rescue Great Danes from neglect, abuse, and abandonment while providing medical care and individual rehabilitation through our experienced and loving foster home program until we are able to provide each rescued Dane with a qualified, caring, and permanent home that will ensure a good quality of life they deserve. To as...