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Coco

Young
Male
Large

Bullmastiff

About Coco

Pottersville, NJ

Breed

Bullmastiff

Physical Traits

Young

(1-3 years)

Male

Large

(61-100 lbs)

Yellow / Tan / Blond / Fawn

Behavior

Personality

Affectionate, Friendly, Loves, Playful, Smart

House-trained: Yes

Health

Spayed/Neutered:

Yes

Vaccinated:

Yes

Coco’s Compatibility

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Coco's Story

Coco is on the hunt for his forever family! This 90 pound, neutered male is up-to-date on all his shots and looking for a new person to follow around. Coco adapts to routines quickly, but really needs to be near his people and canine companions. Coco has a history of untreated ear infections and has thick scar tissue on his ear flaps (like cauliflower ear). They are sensitive, but not painful. He doesn't mind getting his ear drops, but does not like rubbing, tugging, or tussling of his ears. This young boy is full of fun and wants to play in a fenced yard, especially with a friendly female companion, but he is not a fit for a home with kids under 12. Some of his good boy qualities are: Eager to please Great on leash House-trained Great manners Good with female dogs Loves: Chewing on a Nylabone Long daily walks Sunning himself and napping outside Couches and beds People Playing with his foster sister Dislikes: Being separated from his people or companion dogs Having his ears rubbed, tugged, or tussled Coco is being fostered in the Northeast, but don't let distance be a barrier. We transport to many states east of the Mississippi River. If you think Coco might be your perfect match, fill out an application - www.bullmastiffrescuers.net!

Coco is on the hunt for his forever family! This 90 pound, neutered male is up-to-date on all his shots and looking for a new person to follow around. Coco adapts to routines quickly, but really needs to be near his people and canine companions. Coco has a history of untreated ear infections and has thick scar tissue on his ear flaps (like cauliflower ear). They are sensitive, but not painful. He doesn't mind getting his ear drops, but does not like rubbing, tugging, or tussling of his ears.
This young boy is full of fun and wants to play in a fenced yard, especially with a friendly female companion, but he is not a fit for a home with kids under 12.

Some of his good boy qualities are:
Eager to please
Great on leash
House-trained
Great manners
Good with female dogs

Loves:
Chewing on a Nylabone
Long daily walks
Sunning himself and napping outside
Couches and beds
People
Playing with his foster sister

Dislikes:
Being separated from his people

Coco is on the hunt for his forever family! This 90 pound, neutered male is up-to-date on all his shots and looking for a new person to follow around. Coco adapts to routines quickly, but really needs to be near his people and canine companions. Coco has a history of untreated ear infections and has thick scar tissue on his ear flaps (like cauliflower ear). They are sensitive, but not painful. He doesn't mind getting his ear drops, but does not like rubbing, tugging, or tussling of his ears.
This young boy is full of fun and wants to play in a fenced yard, especially with a friendly female companion, but he is not a fit for a home with kids under 12.

Some of his good boy qualities are:
Eager to please
Great on leash
House-trained
Great manners
Good with female dogs

Loves:
Chewing on a Nylabone
Long daily walks
Sunning himself and napping outside
Couches and beds
People
Playing with his foster sister

Dislikes:
Being separated from his people or companion dogs
Having his ears rubbed, tugged, or tussled

Coco is being fostered in the Northeast, but don't let distance be a barrier. We transport to many states east of the Mississippi River. If you think Coco might be your perfect match, fill out an application - www.bullmastiffrescuers.net!

How To Adopt

Coco was listed as ADOPTABLE by BullMastiff Rescuers

How can I adopt Coco?

Click the Start Your Inquiry button, and share some preliminary details with BullMastiff Rescuers. 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 Coco 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 BullMastiff Rescuers for details on the pet.

When can I meet Coco?

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

What if I have more questions about the adoption process?

Just reach out directly to BullMastiff Rescuers, and they'll be happy to help!

BullMastiff Rescuers's Adoption Policy

Adoption Policy We take in dogs from a variety of situations - and many of them come into our hands in desperate need of vet care. At the very least, the vast majority require vaccinations and spay/neuter surgery prior to placement. A large percentage require corrective eye surgery, many are heartworm positive, and some are in need of orthopedic surgery. Accordingly, we require a monetary donation when a dog is placed with an adoptive family. The fees range from $500 for a dog under a year to a token charge for an elderly or infirm dog, one with training issues, or one with ongoing, expensive medical issues; the fees are established by the organization when the foster dog is ready for placement, and are non-negotiable. We do not place dogs outside the US, nor do we ship dogs to their new homes. Dogs are not placed for the purpose of guarding, fighting, or breeding, and all dogs are spayed or neutered prior to placement. Applicants must be 21 years of age, and previous large breed experience is preferred. While some dogs are suited to urban or apartment dwelling, not all are, and the decision as to what sort of environment is best suited to each dog lies with the foster family. We prefer a fenced yard, but understand that this is not always feasible. Invisible fencing is usually not effective at containing a Bullmastiff, nor does it offer any protection to the dog confined within it, so we do not recommend it. Renters must provide us with written permission from the landlord specifically allowing the renter to have a Bullmastiff in residence. Applicants with previous breed experience, who can demonstrate responsible dog ownership and have outstanding vet references, are preferred. Participation in positive-based, formal training classes is strongly recommended as a means to establish a stronger bond with your newly adopted pet and is, in some instances, required as a condition of the adoption. Despite internet "PR" to the contrary, not all Bullmastiffs are good with children, so if you have infants or toddlers, please understand that the wait may be a bit longer; we endeavor to place dogs into home with small children only if they have a history of living in harmony with little ones previously, or if they have been fostered in a home with small children. We review all of our applications carefully, and check references; a home visit by a volunteer will be performed prior to placement. The foster dogs have all obvious veterinary issues addressed prior to placement, and are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, checked for heartworm and various tick-borne diseases (and treated if necessary), and microchipped. Most are crate trained and reliably house-broken unless otherwise noted. To the extent possible each foster dog is evaluated for any temperament issues while in foster care and dogs who exhibit any human aggression are not placed. The dogs in our care are NOT, however, warranted for health or temperament/behavior. When we place a dog, all of its vet records accompany him/her to the new home, an adoption contract is signed by both parties, and the required donation is expected at the time of placement. Dog licenses, pet insurance, homeowners insurance etc. are the responsibility of the adopter(s). Bullmastiff Rescuers, Inc. reserves the right to refuse adoption to any applicant or individual. Please be aware that we are all volunteers, so response time may vary. Dogs in need and emergency calls will take precedence over processing applications, so please bear with us.

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