Bruno

Introducing Bruno, a 110- pound Rottweiler who is basically a giant toddler in a dog suit. At just 15 months old, he’s still figuring out how to live inside his Very Large Body, which means his playstyle is… let’s say “enthusiastically physical.” (Translation: imagine a wrecking ball with a heart of gold.)<br/>Bruno adores people and will happily shower you with love, snuggles, and the kind of lap-dog aspirations that may result in a full-body hug whether you were ready for it or not. He’s also had a tough start in life, which left him with a little fear of being left behind—so when he bonds, he bonds hard. His forever family should be ready for big devotion in an even bigger package.<br/>Because he’s still learning his manners, Bruno’s adopters will need to commit to obedience training with a certified, evidence-based professional. Think of it as finishing school for gentle giants.<br/>Bruno hasn’t lived with other dogs but has met some, and his play style is very “giant puppy.” If you have another dog, they should be sturdy, patient, and ready to teach him the rules of polite dog society.<br/>Toys, walks, belly rubs, and warm snuggly “compression therapy”—Bruno is all in. Are you?

Introducing Bruno, a 110- pound Rottweiler who is basically a giant toddler in a dog suit. At just 15 months old, he’s still figuring out how to live inside his Very Large Body, which means his playstyle is… let’s say “enthusiastically physical.” (Translation: imagine a wrecking ball with a heart of gold.)
Bruno adores people and will happily shower you with love, snuggles, and the kind of lap-dog aspirations that may result in a full-body hug whether you were ready for it or not. He’s also had a tough start in life, which left him with a little fear of being left behind—so when he bonds, he bonds hard. His forever family should be ready for big devotion in an even bigger package.
Because he’s still learning his manners, Bruno’s adopters will need to commit to obedience training with a certified, evidence-based professional. Think of it as finishing school for gentle giants.
Bruno hasn’t lived with other dogs but has met some, and his play style is very “giant puppy.” If you have another dog, they should be sturd

Introducing Bruno, a 110- pound Rottweiler who is basically a giant toddler in a dog suit. At just 15 months old, he’s still figuring out how to live inside his Very Large Body, which means his playstyle is… let’s say “enthusiastically physical.” (Translation: imagine a wrecking ball with a heart of gold.)
Bruno adores people and will happily shower you with love, snuggles, and the kind of lap-dog aspirations that may result in a full-body hug whether you were ready for it or not. He’s also had a tough start in life, which left him with a little fear of being left behind—so when he bonds, he bonds hard. His forever family should be ready for big devotion in an even bigger package.
Because he’s still learning his manners, Bruno’s adopters will need to commit to obedience training with a certified, evidence-based professional. Think of it as finishing school for gentle giants.
Bruno hasn’t lived with other dogs but has met some, and his play style is very “giant puppy.” If you have another dog, they should be sturdy, patient, and ready to teach him the rules of polite dog society.
Toys, walks, belly rubs, and warm snuggly “compression therapy”—Bruno is all in. Are you?