Molly

Look at this face! Molly is a four-year-old Rotwieller who is sweet, loving, and eager to learn. She brings lots of joy and fun with her huge jovial personality. <br/>Molly has lived in the same home with four other dogs since she was 8 weeks old. All was fine until this past year she developed aggression towards one of the dogs, a very shy and submissive female shepherd. Meanwhile, she does not have any issues with the other three dogs in the home who are small (and bossy)--they keep her in line and she completely obeys them. The family is heartbroken about rehoming her; they have already spoken with a trainer and the best decision to keep everyone safe is to separate the two dogs. They believe Molly may do better as an only dog OR likely be fine living with another dog--preferably a male who is not super submissive. Molly has never been around cats. <br/>At 100 pounds, Molly is described as a "big baby." She has not lived with children, but Molly has been amazing with kids who visit. <br/>Molly knows sit, shake, high-five, speak, whisper and wait. Molly requires a fenced yard. (Side note...the brown leather recliner is hers and comes with her, if desired!)<br/>If you think you may be the perfect home for this special girl, please copy/paste this link in your browser and submit an application here:<br/>https://form.jotform.com/50488470409157

Look at this face! Molly is a four-year-old Rotwieller who is sweet, loving, and eager to learn. She brings lots of joy and fun with her huge jovial personality.
Molly has lived in the same home with four other dogs since she was 8 weeks old. All was fine until this past year she developed aggression towards one of the dogs, a very shy and submissive female shepherd. Meanwhile, she does not have any issues with the other three dogs in the home who are small (and bossy)--they keep her in line and she completely obeys them. The family is heartbroken about rehoming her; they have already spoken with a trainer and the best decision to keep everyone safe is to separate the two dogs. They believe Molly may do better as an only dog OR likely be fine living with another dog--preferably a male who is not super submissive. Molly has never been around cats.
At 100 pounds, Molly is described as a "big baby." She has not lived with children, but Molly has been amazing with kids who visit.
Molly knows sit, shake, high-five

Look at this face! Molly is a four-year-old Rotwieller who is sweet, loving, and eager to learn. She brings lots of joy and fun with her huge jovial personality.
Molly has lived in the same home with four other dogs since she was 8 weeks old. All was fine until this past year she developed aggression towards one of the dogs, a very shy and submissive female shepherd. Meanwhile, she does not have any issues with the other three dogs in the home who are small (and bossy)--they keep her in line and she completely obeys them. The family is heartbroken about rehoming her; they have already spoken with a trainer and the best decision to keep everyone safe is to separate the two dogs. They believe Molly may do better as an only dog OR likely be fine living with another dog--preferably a male who is not super submissive. Molly has never been around cats.
At 100 pounds, Molly is described as a "big baby." She has not lived with children, but Molly has been amazing with kids who visit.
Molly knows sit, shake, high-five, speak, whisper and wait. Molly requires a fenced yard. (Side note...the brown leather recliner is hers and comes with her, if desired!)
If you think you may be the perfect home for this special girl, please copy/paste this link in your browser and submit an application here:
https://form.jotform.com/50488470409157