Elmer

Elmer is a sweet 3 year old great Dane/ mastiff mix. He came into rescue with his family of puppies and sister due to no fault of their own. He loves everyone he meets and greets them with tail wags and big leans. If Elmer really likes you he will sit in front of you and offer his paw then lay down for belly rubs. He is gentle taking treats and will sit for his food. He goes into the crate easily and loves a soft bed to sleep on. He is trustworthy in the house and has not been destructive or counter surfed. He has the typical great dane characteristic of being glued to his foster mom's side. <br/><br/>Elmer is currently living with a large female dog and has shown that he can be pushy if she is getting more attention than he approves of. He will push between and needs to be corrected. He quickly responds to redirection. He loves tennis balls and will carry a large one around in his mouth and play independently. He loves to run and play with his foster sister but needs to be reminded not to get too rough. <br/><br/>Taking walks is one of Elmer's favorite things to do. He sits to have his leash put on and walks with minimal pulling. He does need a strong handler though in case he sees another dog or small animal. He will leap and lunge towards other dogs, not aggressively but wants to meet them and he will stare at birds, rabbits, and squirrels he sees outside. He is overly curious of the cat and chinchillas in the foster home and needs to be pulled away from the cage and chases the cat. At this time we cannot recommend placing him in a home with small animals because of his size and strength. <br/><br/>Overall Elmer is a happy, healthy large boy who is looking for a loving home that will be as devoted to him as he is to his people. He has had his cherry eye repaired and has been neutered while in the care of MAGDRL. He will be the perfect addition to the right family.<br/><br/>Good with Children 8+<br/>Not Good with Small Dogs<br/>Not Good with Cats<br/><br/>Please include your home area code and a phone number where a volunteer can reach you when contacting us about an adoption.<br/><br/>For more information on this dog and our adoption policies, visit MAGDRL at https://www.magdrl.org. MAGDRL adopts Great Danes in NY, NJ, PA, MD, DE, DC, VA, & WV.

Elmer is a sweet 3 year old great Dane/ mastiff mix. He came into rescue with his family of puppies and sister due to no fault of their own. He loves everyone he meets and greets them with tail wags and big leans. If Elmer really likes you he will sit in front of you and offer his paw then lay down for belly rubs. He is gentle taking treats and will sit for his food. He goes into the crate easily and loves a soft bed to sleep on. He is trustworthy in the house and has not been destructive or counter surfed. He has the typical great dane characteristic of being glued to his foster mom's side.

Elmer is currently living with a large female dog and has shown that he can be pushy if she is getting more attention than he approves of. He will push between and needs to be corrected. He quickly responds to redirection. He loves tennis balls and will carry a large one around in his mouth and play independently. He loves to run and play with his foster sister but needs to be reminded not to get too rough.

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Elmer is a sweet 3 year old great Dane/ mastiff mix. He came into rescue with his family of puppies and sister due to no fault of their own. He loves everyone he meets and greets them with tail wags and big leans. If Elmer really likes you he will sit in front of you and offer his paw then lay down for belly rubs. He is gentle taking treats and will sit for his food. He goes into the crate easily and loves a soft bed to sleep on. He is trustworthy in the house and has not been destructive or counter surfed. He has the typical great dane characteristic of being glued to his foster mom's side.

Elmer is currently living with a large female dog and has shown that he can be pushy if she is getting more attention than he approves of. He will push between and needs to be corrected. He quickly responds to redirection. He loves tennis balls and will carry a large one around in his mouth and play independently. He loves to run and play with his foster sister but needs to be reminded not to get too rough.

Taking walks is one of Elmer's favorite things to do. He sits to have his leash put on and walks with minimal pulling. He does need a strong handler though in case he sees another dog or small animal. He will leap and lunge towards other dogs, not aggressively but wants to meet them and he will stare at birds, rabbits, and squirrels he sees outside. He is overly curious of the cat and chinchillas in the