Nero

Check out our gorgeous Nero - a two year old long-coat shepherd. Despite not having the best start, he is a very happy boy who loves life. He’s a typical long-coat shepherd; affectionate, loving, playful, and above all, goofy. He hasn't met a dog he didn't like and is always very respectful. Nero enjoys his adventures at doggie daycare. He knows basic commands and walks well on leash. He does have a high prey drive so definitely will need to go to a cat free home with a secure fenced in yard.<br/><br/>Nero loves being with his humans and would make an excellent companion dog. He enjoys affection and settles well with some belly rubs and a favorite chew toy. He enjoys his veggies and is an excellent food tester waiting for some veggie nibbles. He hasn't met a veggie he didn't want to try.<br/><br/>Nero has medium energy and wholeheartedly enjoys his naps. He loves spending time in the yard and playing with his toys and balls. And does dog flips for car rides.<br/><br/>Before Nero came to us, he had been abandoned at a rural gas station. For days he would go to people asking for help and trying to get in their car. After three days someone finally contacted animal control because we were told people had been hitting and kicking him. When he first arrived, he was in very bad physical and emotional shape - barely able to go up stairs because of his pain. After several visits to the vet and chiropractor, the swelling and pain he was feeling was gone. All through his ordeal, he was always good natured and gave little butter tongue kisses and is a very affectionate boy.<br/><br/>Our dream is to find someone who will just lavish all the attention and love he deserves. Nero will need an experienced handler that has German shepherd ownership experience and a secure fenced in yard. Nero is neutered, up to date on vaccines. If you are interested in this wonderful boy, please go to our website and fill out an application https://form.jotform.com/83115668015152 . If you have any questions, you can contact Donna J. At BMSR1313@gmail.com.<br/><br/>Check out our gorgeous Nero - a two year old long-coat shepherd. Despite not having the best start, he is a very happy boy who loves life. He’s a typical long-coat shepherd; affectionate, loving, playful, and above all, goofy. He hasn't met a dog he didn't like and is always very respectful. Nero enjoys his adventures at doggie daycare. He knows basic commands and walks well on leash. He does have a high prey drive so definitely will need to go to a cat free home with a secure fenced in yard.<br/><br/>Nero loves being with his humans and would make an excellent companion dog. He enjoys affection and settles well with some belly rubs and a favorite chew toy. He enjoys his veggies and is an excellent food tester waiting for some veggie nibbles. He hasn't met a veggie he didn't want to try.<br/><br/>Nero has medium energy and wholeheartedly enjoys his naps. He loves spending time in the yard and playing with his toys and balls. And does dog flips for car rides.<br/><br/>Before Nero came to us, he had been abandoned at a rural gas station. For days he would go to people asking for help and trying to get in their car. After three days someone finally contacted animal control because we were told people had been hitting and kicking him. When he first arrived, he was in very bad physical and emotional shape - barely able to go up stairs because of his pain. After several visits to the vet and chiropractor, the swelling and pain he was feeling was gone. All through his ordeal, he was always good natured and gave little butter tongue kisses and is a very affectionate boy.<br/><br/>Our dream is to find someone who will just lavish all the attention and love he deserves. Nero will need an experienced handler that has German shepherd ownership experience and a secure fenced in yard. Nero is neutered, up to date on vaccines. If you are interested in this wonderful boy, please go to our website and fill out an application https://form.jotform.com/83115668015152 . If you have any questions, you can contact Donna J. At BMSR1313@gmail.com.

Check out our gorgeous Nero - a two year old long-coat shepherd. Despite not having the best start, he is a very happy boy who loves life. He’s a typical long-coat shepherd; affectionate, loving, playful, and above all, goofy. He hasn't met a dog he didn't like and is always very respectful. Nero enjoys his adventures at doggie daycare. He knows basic commands and walks well on leash. He does have a high prey drive so definitely will need to go to a cat free home with a secure fenced in yard.

Nero loves being with his humans and would make an excellent companion dog. He enjoys affection and settles well with some belly rubs and a favorite chew toy. He enjoys his veggies and is an excellent food tester waiting for some veggie nibbles. He hasn't met a veggie he didn't want to try.

Nero has medium energy and wholeheartedly enjoys his naps. He loves spending time in the yard and playing with his toys and balls. And does dog flips for car rides.

Before Nero came to us, he had been abandone

Check out our gorgeous Nero - a two year old long-coat shepherd. Despite not having the best start, he is a very happy boy who loves life. He’s a typical long-coat shepherd; affectionate, loving, playful, and above all, goofy. He hasn't met a dog he didn't like and is always very respectful. Nero enjoys his adventures at doggie daycare. He knows basic commands and walks well on leash. He does have a high prey drive so definitely will need to go to a cat free home with a secure fenced in yard.

Nero loves being with his humans and would make an excellent companion dog. He enjoys affection and settles well with some belly rubs and a favorite chew toy. He enjoys his veggies and is an excellent food tester waiting for some veggie nibbles. He hasn't met a veggie he didn't want to try.

Nero has medium energy and wholeheartedly enjoys his naps. He loves spending time in the yard and playing with his toys and balls. And does dog flips for car rides.

Before Nero came to us, he had been abandoned at a rural gas station. For days he would go to people asking for help and trying to get in their car. After three days someone finally contacted animal control because we were told people had been hitting and kicking him. When he first arrived, he was in very bad physical and emotional shape - barely able to go up stairs because of his pain. After several visits to the vet and chiropra