Bear Bear
- Adult
- Male
- Extra Large
Bear Bear
Current Location
Lincoln, NE
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Bear Bear's Compatibility
This pet has unknown compatibility with kids.
This pet has good compatibility with dogs.
This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
Adoption Fee
$350
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Bear Bear's Story
Hey guys, what’s up!!!!! My name is Bear. I am a big, goofy guy who is just out here in the world looking for my forever home.<br/><br/>I have a temporary home right now, I live with my foster mom who has been helping me learn how to be a dog, and also be a "good boy ". When I first got here, I didn't really understand what that meant and so there was a lot of of my foster mom shaking her head at me, sometimes she would even roll her eyes at me! But little by little, she showed me how to be a better dog.<br/><br/>My foster mom says that I still do dumb stuff sometimes but she also says that I have learned a lot and come a long way since I arrived. My former owners loved me very much, and took really good care of me, but they just didn't socialize me the way that I needed as a young dog and so I was kind of stuck in giant puppy mode for a while. I'm still kind of a big puppy sometimes, but I'm cute, so that gets me by.<br/><br/>So a little more about me! I'm a big guy, I weigh about 110 pounds and I'm on the lean side now after my weight loss journey. My former owners loved me with food, a little too much. I love to play fetch. And when I say I love it, I mean, like really love. I will fetch until my legs fall off. So if I come to live with you, just know that we're gonna play some fetch. But not too much because I need my legs to do other cool stuff so we gotta keep it chill. But it's a great way to keep me exercised. My foster mom taught me all the rules about fetch so I'm really good at bringing the ball back and dropping it, and laying down when I wait for it instead of grabbing at it or jumping on my foster mom like I used to do.<br/><br/>I also really enjoy going for walks, and I'm pretty good about not pulling on the leash now. It used to be that I would get really ridiculously excited about squirrels or other dogs, but my foster mom has helped me learn my leash manners and she says I'm doing much better. I do know how to heel and sit at the halt, but what I really like is to wander and sniff and big open areas like the park or fields. I like to find big sticks and rip them into pieces like a wrestler in a WWE cage match. Even better if they are still attached to the tree! <br/><br/>I ride in the car pretty well, my foster mom puts me in a kennel to go for car rides because she drives a big dog van and she says it’s for “safety”..... LAME. But I don't mind getting in and out. I'm pretty good for baths, I don't love having my feet messed with so that's something that my foster mom has worked on. She says I've gotten a little bit better but there's still some room to grow there, whatever that means. I really don't like having my nails trimmed so I have to take a nap at the vet for my pedicures, currently. My foster mom says that if my new human keeps working with me, she thinks that I'll get better and better at it.<br/><br/>I'm a friendly guy when it comes to other grown-ups, although I'm a little shy with new people. I don't particularly like kids, though. They make me nervous and I feel really barky inside. My foster mom says I've gotten better about that but I prefer a home without kids, or maybe older kids that look like grown-ups. I like my vet here, she's a cool lady. But I don't really like it when they start to poke and proud me. My foster mom taught me how to wear a muzzle just in case I can't contain my feelings when that happens at the vet. I'll bring that with me to my new home, it's pretty cool and stylish and really comfortable.<br/><br/>It'd be dope if I could find a home with somebody who knew some stuff about training because I love to train! And I'm still working on my best self, so I need somebody who can help me do that. I'm a pretty typical Rottweiler also, so somebody who knows all about us big guys would be the best.<br/><br/>I didn't grow up playing with other dogs, so although there have been a couple of dogs that I kind of like to play with and bro out with, they have to have a certain vibe. I'm not a fan of cats or a small animals though because I feel like I need to chase them and that's not fun for them even though it's really fun for me!<br/><br/>Also I love water. If there's a pool, I'm getting in. If there's a stream, I'm swimming in it. If there's a river, I'll probably get in that too. If there's a sprinkler, I'm gonna eat all the water that comes out of it. Get ready to have a huge water bill. It's a good time in the summer with me because I'm always down for some swimming!<br/><br/>So yeah, if you kind of like a frat boy vibe with a side of hold my bone and watch this, I'm your dude. Just look me up on the MARR website and talk to my people. Gotta go find my ball, catch you later.
Hey guys, what’s up!!!!! My name is Bear. I am a big, goofy guy who is just out here in the world looking for my forever home.
I have a temporary home right now, I live with my foster mom who has been helping me learn how to be a dog, and also be a "good boy ". When I first got here, I didn't really understand what that meant and so there was a lot of of my foster mom shaking her head at me, sometimes she would even roll her eyes at me! But little by little, she showed me how to be a better dog.
My foster mom says that I still do dumb stuff sometimes but she also says that I have learned a lot and come a long way since I arrived. My former owners loved me very much, and took really good care of me, but they just didn't socialize me the way that I needed as a young dog and so I was kind of stuck in giant puppy mode for a while. I'm still kind of a big puppy sometimes, but I'm cute, so that gets me by.
So a little more about me! I'm a big guy, I weigh about 110 pounds and I'm on the lean side now
Hey guys, what’s up!!!!! My name is Bear. I am a big, goofy guy who is just out here in the world looking for my forever home.
I have a temporary home right now, I live with my foster mom who has been helping me learn how to be a dog, and also be a "good boy ". When I first got here, I didn't really understand what that meant and so there was a lot of of my foster mom shaking her head at me, sometimes she would even roll her eyes at me! But little by little, she showed me how to be a better dog.
My foster mom says that I still do dumb stuff sometimes but she also says that I have learned a lot and come a long way since I arrived. My former owners loved me very much, and took really good care of me, but they just didn't socialize me the way that I needed as a young dog and so I was kind of stuck in giant puppy mode for a while. I'm still kind of a big puppy sometimes, but I'm cute, so that gets me by.
So a little more about me! I'm a big guy, I weigh about 110 pounds and I'm on the lean side now after my weight loss journey. My former owners loved me with food, a little too much. I love to play fetch. And when I say I love it, I mean, like really love. I will fetch until my legs fall off. So if I come to live with you, just know that we're gonna play some fetch. But not too much because I need my legs to do other cool stuff so we gotta keep it chill. But it's a great way to keep me exerci
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