Earl

Oh Earl - Where did you get those long legs? And when do you think they might coordinate with each other?<br/><br/>This goofball makes us laugh every minute! He is off the chart in his desire to please his people, quickly learning to sit, down, crate. And then he's off to see what's around the corner. <br/><br/>Earl hasn't figured out the concept of personal space. He folds himself in to every lap that becomes available, then explores the world with his mouth. (He will outgrow this phase of mouthiness.)<br/><br/>And to watch this boy galavant through tall grass - well, it's just the epitome of joy and freedom, with a healthy dose of dorkiness.<br/><br/>Earl is perhaps a mix of bull terrier (has that classic bump nose), some kind of lurcher (those legs! and sleek body), and maybe pit bull. The vet thinks he will be about 60 pounds as an adult.<br/><br/>He's housetrained, crate trained, walks well on leash, loves to show off his obedience skills, and will definitely benefit from further positive training. <br/><br/>If you'd like to meet Earl, please complete the short questionnaire:<br/>www.remapdogs.org/adopt<br/><br/>Adoption fee: $450 (will partially cover his neuter surgery, estimated at $500-$750, scheduled for April 23)

Oh Earl - Where did you get those long legs? And when do you think they might coordinate with each other?

This goofball makes us laugh every minute! He is off the chart in his desire to please his people, quickly learning to sit, down, crate. And then he's off to see what's around the corner.

Earl hasn't figured out the concept of personal space. He folds himself in to every lap that becomes available, then explores the world with his mouth. (He will outgrow this phase of mouthiness.)

And to watch this boy galavant through tall grass - well, it's just the epitome of joy and freedom, with a healthy dose of dorkiness.

Earl is perhaps a mix of bull terrier (has that classic bump nose), some kind of lurcher (those legs! and sleek body), and maybe pit bull. The vet thinks he will be about 60 pounds as an adult.

He's housetrained, crate trained, walks well on leash, loves to show off his obedience skills, and will definitely benefit from further positive training.

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Oh Earl - Where did you get those long legs? And when do you think they might coordinate with each other?

This goofball makes us laugh every minute! He is off the chart in his desire to please his people, quickly learning to sit, down, crate. And then he's off to see what's around the corner.

Earl hasn't figured out the concept of personal space. He folds himself in to every lap that becomes available, then explores the world with his mouth. (He will outgrow this phase of mouthiness.)

And to watch this boy galavant through tall grass - well, it's just the epitome of joy and freedom, with a healthy dose of dorkiness.

Earl is perhaps a mix of bull terrier (has that classic bump nose), some kind of lurcher (those legs! and sleek body), and maybe pit bull. The vet thinks he will be about 60 pounds as an adult.

He's housetrained, crate trained, walks well on leash, loves to show off his obedience skills, and will definitely benefit from further positive training.

If you'd like to meet Earl, please complete the short questionnaire:
www.remapdogs.org/adopt

Adoption fee: $450 (will partially cover his neuter surgery, estimated at $500-$750, scheduled for April 23)