Casserole Frank

Meet Casserole Frank! Casserole Frank is approximately 10 months old and appears to be an American Pitbull Terrier/Great Dane type mix. <br/><br/>Casserole Frank is your typical happy-go-lucky & clumsy pup. When he first arrived, he was a bit bashful & timid (and was even scared of our scale), but we also think it could have been because he had a bark collar on that was going off just from the sound of our voices, which means he was likely getting incorrect corrections from that collar, which can cause a dog to be more fearful. After that collar was off for a few days and he was free to learn the ropes on his terms, he came out of his shell nicely and now has the confidence of a typical puppy. <br/><br/>Casserole Frank is young (and in that adolescent phase of life) so his adopters should expect to face all of the challenges that may come with those puppy phases. This includes chewing, potty training, leash training, basic manners, and positive exposures to the outside world. For the right family, adopting a pup like Casserole Frank can be SO much fun! He's curious, he's active and playful, and he wants to learn! He's not hyper, but he's young enough to be able to keep up with you on all of your outdoor activities. <br/><br/>This goofy boy should do well around other pets & children as long as everyone is properly introduced and supervised. He would benefit from continued basic obedience training and plenty of love and attention. If you're looking to add a sweetheart like Casserole Frank to your family, follow the link below! We are doing all meet n' greets BY APPOINTMENT ONLY after an adoption application has been generally approved: <br/>https://monroecountydogshelter.com/apply-adopt.html<br/><br/>Casserole Frank is neutered and fully vaccinated. His adoption fee is $200

Meet Casserole Frank! Casserole Frank is approximately 10 months old and appears to be an American Pitbull Terrier/Great Dane type mix.

Casserole Frank is your typical happy-go-lucky & clumsy pup. When he first arrived, he was a bit bashful & timid (and was even scared of our scale), but we also think it could have been because he had a bark collar on that was going off just from the sound of our voices, which means he was likely getting incorrect corrections from that collar, which can cause a dog to be more fearful. After that collar was off for a few days and he was free to learn the ropes on his terms, he came out of his shell nicely and now has the confidence of a typical puppy.

Casserole Frank is young (and in that adolescent phase of life) so his adopters should expect to face all of the challenges that may come with those puppy phases. This includes chewing, potty training, leash training, basic manners, and positive exposures to the outside world. For the right family, adopting a pup like Cassero

Meet Casserole Frank! Casserole Frank is approximately 10 months old and appears to be an American Pitbull Terrier/Great Dane type mix.

Casserole Frank is your typical happy-go-lucky & clumsy pup. When he first arrived, he was a bit bashful & timid (and was even scared of our scale), but we also think it could have been because he had a bark collar on that was going off just from the sound of our voices, which means he was likely getting incorrect corrections from that collar, which can cause a dog to be more fearful. After that collar was off for a few days and he was free to learn the ropes on his terms, he came out of his shell nicely and now has the confidence of a typical puppy.

Casserole Frank is young (and in that adolescent phase of life) so his adopters should expect to face all of the challenges that may come with those puppy phases. This includes chewing, potty training, leash training, basic manners, and positive exposures to the outside world. For the right family, adopting a pup like Casserole Frank can be SO much fun! He's curious, he's active and playful, and he wants to learn! He's not hyper, but he's young enough to be able to keep up with you on all of your outdoor activities.

This goofy boy should do well around other pets & children as long as everyone is properly introduced and supervised. He would benefit from continued basic obedience training and plenty of love a