Odin

PLEASE NOTE: ODIN IS IN A FOSTER HOME — HE IS NOT AT THE CITY OF BUFFALO ANIMAL SHELTER.<br/><br/>Meet Odin — 120 pounds of lovable, goofy doofus!<br/><br/>If you’ve always wanted a giant dog who thinks he’s still a puppy, Odin might be your guy. This handsome Mastiff mix is almost 2 years old and is basically a giant puppy in a very large body.<br/><br/>Odin loves to play, loves his people, enjoys going for walks, and thinks pretty much everyone he meets is a potential friend. He’s affectionate, silly, playful, and happiest when he’s involved in whatever you’re doing.<br/><br/>Despite his size, Odin has been doing wonderfully in his foster home, where he lives with big dogs, little dogs, and cats. He has shown that he can happily coexist with the whole crew.<br/><br/>Odin is completely housebroken and crate trained and has settled into home life beautifully. He’s still working on a few manners — like remembering that the kitchen counter is NOT a buffet. At 120 pounds, he happens to be exactly the right height to investigate everything on top of the cupboards, and apparently the little dogs’ treats are much more interesting than his own.<br/><br/>Odin had his hip joint removed as a puppy, but he hasn’t let that slow him down. He walks well, handles stairs, and enjoys getting out and about. He may need a little help getting into taller vehicles, but otherwise he’s ready to go.<br/><br/>Odin is a big dog with an even bigger personality, and he’s looking for someone who appreciates all that comes with having a 120-pound goofy youngster around. If you have room in your life for a giant dog who wants to be part of the action, Odin would love to meet you.<br/><br/>Interested in Odin? Please contact his foster at jnasbigdawgs@yahoo.com to learn more and arrange a meet-and-greet.<br/><br/>Please do not call or visit the City of Buffalo Animal Shelter to meet Odin. He is currently in foster care.

PLEASE NOTE: ODIN IS IN A FOSTER HOME — HE IS NOT AT THE CITY OF BUFFALO ANIMAL SHELTER.

Meet Odin — 120 pounds of lovable, goofy doofus!

If you’ve always wanted a giant dog who thinks he’s still a puppy, Odin might be your guy. This handsome Mastiff mix is almost 2 years old and is basically a giant puppy in a very large body.

Odin loves to play, loves his people, enjoys going for walks, and thinks pretty much everyone he meets is a potential friend. He’s affectionate, silly, playful, and happiest when he’s involved in whatever you’re doing.

Despite his size, Odin has been doing wonderfully in his foster home, where he lives with big dogs, little dogs, and cats. He has shown that he can happily coexist with the whole crew.

Odin is completely housebroken and crate trained and has settled into home life beautifully. He’s still working on a few manners — like remembering that the kitchen counter is NOT a buffet. At 120 pounds, he happens to be exactly the right height to investigat

PLEASE NOTE: ODIN IS IN A FOSTER HOME — HE IS NOT AT THE CITY OF BUFFALO ANIMAL SHELTER.

Meet Odin — 120 pounds of lovable, goofy doofus!

If you’ve always wanted a giant dog who thinks he’s still a puppy, Odin might be your guy. This handsome Mastiff mix is almost 2 years old and is basically a giant puppy in a very large body.

Odin loves to play, loves his people, enjoys going for walks, and thinks pretty much everyone he meets is a potential friend. He’s affectionate, silly, playful, and happiest when he’s involved in whatever you’re doing.

Despite his size, Odin has been doing wonderfully in his foster home, where he lives with big dogs, little dogs, and cats. He has shown that he can happily coexist with the whole crew.

Odin is completely housebroken and crate trained and has settled into home life beautifully. He’s still working on a few manners — like remembering that the kitchen counter is NOT a buffet. At 120 pounds, he happens to be exactly the right height to investigate everything on top of the cupboards, and apparently the little dogs’ treats are much more interesting than his own.

Odin had his hip joint removed as a puppy, but he hasn’t let that slow him down. He walks well, handles stairs, and enjoys getting out and about. He may need a little help getting into taller vehicles, but otherwise he’s ready to go.

Odin is a big dog with an even