Oaklee

Oaklee (1.5 years old, 81 lbs) is well mannered and respectful of his dog friends. He tries to initiate play but is not quite sure how. He does not realize his size and can be quite comical when running! Oaklee is fully house and crate trained, if you can find one large enough for him, or you can use gates... he does not try to jump (or step) over them. He has a history of eating socks, so he has only been allowed toys that are extremely durable and he loves his Benebones! <br/><br/>Oaklee is working on leash manners and getting better every day. He is a little unsure of new people and barks to show he is uncomfortable but once he warms up and knows he can trust you, he will be your shadow and follow you everywhere. Oaklee is getting visitors and making great progress.<br/><br/>Oaklee is looking for a patient home that will continue his training and understands his fear of changes and new things and will help him work through those.

Oaklee (1.5 years old, 81 lbs) is well mannered and respectful of his dog friends. He tries to initiate play but is not quite sure how. He does not realize his size and can be quite comical when running! Oaklee is fully house and crate trained, if you can find one large enough for him, or you can use gates... he does not try to jump (or step) over them. He has a history of eating socks, so he has only been allowed toys that are extremely durable and he loves his Benebones!

Oaklee is working on leash manners and getting better every day. He is a little unsure of new people and barks to show he is uncomfortable but once he warms up and knows he can trust you, he will be your shadow and follow you everywhere. Oaklee is getting visitors and making great progress.

Oaklee is looking for a patient home that will continue his training and understands his fear of changes and new things and will help him work through those.

Oaklee (1.5 years old, 81 lbs) is well mannered and respectful of his dog friends. He tries to initiate play but is not quite sure how. He does not realize his size and can be quite comical when running! Oaklee is fully house and crate trained, if you can find one large enough for him, or you can use gates... he does not try to jump (or step) over them. He has a history of eating socks, so he has only been allowed toys that are extremely durable and he loves his Benebones!

Oaklee is working on leash manners and getting better every day. He is a little unsure of new people and barks to show he is uncomfortable but once he warms up and knows he can trust you, he will be your shadow and follow you everywhere. Oaklee is getting visitors and making great progress.

Oaklee is looking for a patient home that will continue his training and understands his fear of changes and new things and will help him work through those.