Nash

Meet Nash <br/><br/>Nash is a 9-year-old Great Dane and an all-around good boy with a heart full of love and a surprising zest for life. While he may be a senior, Nash still wakes up every day ready for adventure—especially if it involves a walk or a car ride. In fact, he’ll happily remind you it’s time to go with a little whine! He may tire out quicker these days, but that never dampens his enthusiasm for getting out and exploring the world.<br/><br/>Nash is wonderfully social and easygoing. He does great with children, cats, other dogs, and even chickens. Whether he’s out in public with music and people or relaxing at home, he takes everything in stride and doesn’t startle easily.<br/><br/>He’s a playful guy at heart—he loves to fetch a ball, then proudly bury it like treasure. Digging isn’t his thing unless it’s part of his little game! Around the house, Nash is a perfect gentleman. He’s fully house trained, can free roam without any issues, and doesn’t need to be kenneled. He does have mild separation anxiety, but it’s manageable and he’s not destructive.<br/><br/>Like many dogs, storms aren’t his favorite. During thunder, he’ll want to be as close to you as possible—sometimes attempting to squeeze under the bed despite his size, which is as endearing as it is a little impractical.<br/><br/>Nash walks well on a leash and loves to stop and sniff everything along the way. A fenced yard would be a bonus, but not a requirement, as long as he gets his daily walks (twice a day is his ideal routine). One of his happiest places is riding in the car with his head out the window, soaking in all the smells.<br/><br/>He’s also got a charming quirk—Nash was once taught to give hugs, and meeting new people often means he’ll gently put his paws on your shoulders to say hello. It’s his way of showing affection, and he’ll happily listen if you tell him “no.”<br/><br/>Nash would do well as an only dog soaking up all the love, or in a home with other pets to share life with. Most of all, he’s looking for a family who will embrace his gentle spirit, playful quirks, and love for companionship.<br/><br/>If you’re searching for a loyal, affectionate companion to share walks, car rides, and cozy evenings with, Nash is ready to be your best friend for lif<br/><br/>Nash is neutered, fully vaccinated, and microchipped. His adoption fee is $300.<br/><br/>To read over the adoption requirements before applying to adopt, please go to www.nwflgdr.com/adopt.<br/><br/>Please note: NWFLGDR does not transport. Approved adopters must travel to pick up the dog in person.

Meet Nash

Nash is a 9-year-old Great Dane and an all-around good boy with a heart full of love and a surprising zest for life. While he may be a senior, Nash still wakes up every day ready for adventure—especially if it involves a walk or a car ride. In fact, he’ll happily remind you it’s time to go with a little whine! He may tire out quicker these days, but that never dampens his enthusiasm for getting out and exploring the world.

Nash is wonderfully social and easygoing. He does great with children, cats, other dogs, and even chickens. Whether he’s out in public with music and people or relaxing at home, he takes everything in stride and doesn’t startle easily.

He’s a playful guy at heart—he loves to fetch a ball, then proudly bury it like treasure. Digging isn’t his thing unless it’s part of his little game! Around the house, Nash is a perfect gentleman. He’s fully house trained, can free roam without any issues, and doesn’t need to be kenneled. He does have mild separation anxiety, but it’s

Meet Nash

Nash is a 9-year-old Great Dane and an all-around good boy with a heart full of love and a surprising zest for life. While he may be a senior, Nash still wakes up every day ready for adventure—especially if it involves a walk or a car ride. In fact, he’ll happily remind you it’s time to go with a little whine! He may tire out quicker these days, but that never dampens his enthusiasm for getting out and exploring the world.

Nash is wonderfully social and easygoing. He does great with children, cats, other dogs, and even chickens. Whether he’s out in public with music and people or relaxing at home, he takes everything in stride and doesn’t startle easily.

He’s a playful guy at heart—he loves to fetch a ball, then proudly bury it like treasure. Digging isn’t his thing unless it’s part of his little game! Around the house, Nash is a perfect gentleman. He’s fully house trained, can free roam without any issues, and doesn’t need to be kenneled. He does have mild separation anxiety, but it’s manageable and he’s not destructive.

Like many dogs, storms aren’t his favorite. During thunder, he’ll want to be as close to you as possible—sometimes attempting to squeeze under the bed despite his size, which is as endearing as it is a little impractical.

Nash walks well on a leash and loves to stop and sniff everything along the way. A fenced yard would be a bonus, but not a