Mac-So Innocent

This baby right here, this guy, is so innocent and unassuming, he will absolutely melt your heart. He clearly has Rottie breeding and his tiny bobbed tail wiggles 24/7. Mac is a very, very chill, low key kinda guy. He has a beagle buddy that he follows around every chance he gets , Mac just loves to tag along. Mac does not have one mean bone in his angelic little body. Just full on, "I love everything." Mac is totally vetted and clearly housebroken. He was found dumped with his beagle buddy a few months ago. Both are clearly from a home that loved them tremendously, but here they are...... homeless. So good minded, I would trust Mac in any situation, he's just a good guy with the most honest of intentions. He does very well inside the house and he is so quiet and polite. This boy is a keeper, very good recall, just amazing . Do you love Rotties and are looking for a no maintenance, trustworthy companion? Here he is, promise!!!!<br/><br/>Our adoption fee is a $180 non-refundable donation which includes:<br/><br/>Spay/Neuter<br/>Rabies Vaccination<br/><br/>6-Way Vaccination<br/>Heartworm Testing and Treatment if necessary<br/>Worming <br/>Socialization with other dogs <br/>History of Origin of your new pet, complete medical history and veterinary contacts<br/>Dedicated support after Adoption<br/>Lifelong Safety Net for your Pet<br/>Tips for your individual dog for a successful adoption and transition<br/> <br/>We do not adopt out any dog as housebroken. Housebreaking your new pet is an important part of the bonding process and is a necessary commitment for a successful transition. Those first few weeks in your home are when your new dog learns to trust and respect you, as his person. When adopting make sure you have thought out a potty training routine ahead of time, before bringing a new dog into your home. We do reserve the right to inspect the home to ensure there will not be any conflicts or issues that could result in an unsuccessful introduction to the family. In addition you may rest assured that every dog offered to the public for adoption by All American Dawgs has been handled and under direct guidance of our personnel for no less than 30 days. This time period is necessary to assess each pet, individually, for health issues and individual behavior before they go to new homes. Each and every dog, during this period, will get regular exercise via pack walks through the countryside and regular direction in basic manners while learning extremely necessary socialization skills. Our goal is to bridge committed adopters to good minded companions and this is accomplished by helping rescue dogs learn the basic skills necessary for that next step, your family. <br/><br/>Adopters must meet and spend time with their newly adopted dog via a scheduled Meet and Greet here at All American Dawgs in Rockport, Indiana. We do not ship our dogs under any circumstances as they are members of our family and their safety is Priority # 1.<br/><br/>Please visit our FaceBook site at https://www.facebook.com/AADawgs for even more albums and information of our adoptable dogs. Give us a like and enjoy the updates of our friends and adopters. The happiness and satisfaction of our adopters is of utmost importance as our adoptive families become part of the A. A. D. family.<br/><br/>If you see a dog that you would like to get to know a little better please email us at: <br/>AllAmericanDawgs@gmail.com or call at 812-267-2814 to receive an adoption<br/>application to complete. Once the application has been processed by All American Dawgs (usually within 24-48 hours) we will call you to set up a meet and greet day that is most convenient to your family.<br/><br/>Anyone that wishes to meet a particular dog must complete our application process first. We do not have an open to the public facility and the best way to reach us is via email at AllAmericanDawgs@gmail. com or text at 812-267-2814. Please also enjoy additional pictures under photos on our FaceBook site https://www.facebook.com/AADawgs

This baby right here, this guy, is so innocent and unassuming, he will absolutely melt your heart. He clearly has Rottie breeding and his tiny bobbed tail wiggles 24/7. Mac is a very, very chill, low key kinda guy. He has a beagle buddy that he follows around every chance he gets , Mac just loves to tag along. Mac does not have one mean bone in his angelic little body. Just full on, "I love everything." Mac is totally vetted and clearly housebroken. He was found dumped with his beagle buddy a few months ago. Both are clearly from a home that loved them tremendously, but here they are...... homeless. So good minded, I would trust Mac in any situation, he's just a good guy with the most honest of intentions. He does very well inside the house and he is so quiet and polite. This boy is a keeper, very good recall, just amazing . Do you love Rotties and are looking for a no maintenance, trustworthy companion? Here he is, promise!!!!

Our adoption fee is a $180 non-refundable donation which includes:

This baby right here, this guy, is so innocent and unassuming, he will absolutely melt your heart. He clearly has Rottie breeding and his tiny bobbed tail wiggles 24/7. Mac is a very, very chill, low key kinda guy. He has a beagle buddy that he follows around every chance he gets , Mac just loves to tag along. Mac does not have one mean bone in his angelic little body. Just full on, "I love everything." Mac is totally vetted and clearly housebroken. He was found dumped with his beagle buddy a few months ago. Both are clearly from a home that loved them tremendously, but here they are...... homeless. So good minded, I would trust Mac in any situation, he's just a good guy with the most honest of intentions. He does very well inside the house and he is so quiet and polite. This boy is a keeper, very good recall, just amazing . Do you love Rotties and are looking for a no maintenance, trustworthy companion? Here he is, promise!!!!

Our adoption fee is a $180 non-refundable donation which includes:

Spay/Neuter
Rabies Vaccination

6-Way Vaccination
Heartworm Testing and Treatment if necessary
Worming
Socialization with other dogs
History of Origin of your new pet, complete medical history and veterinary contacts
Dedicated support after Adoption
Lifelong Safety Net for your Pet
Tips for your individual dog for a successful adoption and transition