Dozer

Meet Dozer: 70 pounds of enthusiasm packed into what is technically still a puppy. This overgrown goofball believes every day is the best day ever and every person is a potential best friend! Dozer runs on zoomies, snacks, questionable decisions, and an endless supply of energy. Dozer's only truly irrational fear? Windowless white vans. Probably a justified precaution. We don't ask questions. <br/><br/>He's still learning that hands are not chew toys, so his play style can be a little mouthy when he gets excited. Think "frat boy golden retriever trapped in a pittie body." With structure, training, and plenty of exercise, he's going to make someone an incredibly fun and loyal companion! If you want a hilarious, affectionate chaos gremlin who will keep you active and make you laugh daily, he's ready to ride shotgun - preferably in a vehicle with visible windows!

Meet Dozer: 70 pounds of enthusiasm packed into what is technically still a puppy. This overgrown goofball believes every day is the best day ever and every person is a potential best friend! Dozer runs on zoomies, snacks, questionable decisions, and an endless supply of energy. Dozer's only truly irrational fear? Windowless white vans. Probably a justified precaution. We don't ask questions.

He's still learning that hands are not chew toys, so his play style can be a little mouthy when he gets excited. Think "frat boy golden retriever trapped in a pittie body." With structure, training, and plenty of exercise, he's going to make someone an incredibly fun and loyal companion! If you want a hilarious, affectionate chaos gremlin who will keep you active and make you laugh daily, he's ready to ride shotgun - preferably in a vehicle with visible windows!

Meet Dozer: 70 pounds of enthusiasm packed into what is technically still a puppy. This overgrown goofball believes every day is the best day ever and every person is a potential best friend! Dozer runs on zoomies, snacks, questionable decisions, and an endless supply of energy. Dozer's only truly irrational fear? Windowless white vans. Probably a justified precaution. We don't ask questions.

He's still learning that hands are not chew toys, so his play style can be a little mouthy when he gets excited. Think "frat boy golden retriever trapped in a pittie body." With structure, training, and plenty of exercise, he's going to make someone an incredibly fun and loyal companion! If you want a hilarious, affectionate chaos gremlin who will keep you active and make you laugh daily, he's ready to ride shotgun - preferably in a vehicle with visible windows!