Oliver

Oh Oliver, the biggest most handsome boy ever, what can I say that I haven't already said. We get a lot of phone calls about wanting Oliver because he is big, cute and fluffy, but that's not all Oliver is. People see his picture and don't read anything about him. He is also a guardian breed and I do think he does a good job with the guardian part. Oliver came into our shelter 8 months ago, he lived in a smaller dog kennel most of his 2 years, which i can only imagine must have been tough, especially for this breed. Oliver is very under-socialized. When he came in, all of us staff were able to handle him because the shelter was not in his home he was not established. Fast forward to now and Oliver is established and he looks at the shelter like his home, which is super sad. Oliver does not like children, and he also doesn't care for cats. He is going to need someone who is able to come to our shelter and work with him everyday so he can learn to trust someone else other than staff he is only doing his job and trying to keep his home and us safe he's honestly a really good boy. Oliver is also not an apartment dog. I know there is someone out there for him; he is worth the time you put into him if someone would just give him the chance. Please, serious inquiries only.

Oh Oliver, the biggest most handsome boy ever, what can I say that I haven't already said. We get a lot of phone calls about wanting Oliver because he is big, cute and fluffy, but that's not all Oliver is. People see his picture and don't read anything about him. He is also a guardian breed and I do think he does a good job with the guardian part. Oliver came into our shelter 8 months ago, he lived in a smaller dog kennel most of his 2 years, which i can only imagine must have been tough, especially for this breed. Oliver is very under-socialized. When he came in, all of us staff were able to handle him because the shelter was not in his home he was not established. Fast forward to now and Oliver is established and he looks at the shelter like his home, which is super sad. Oliver does not like children, and he also doesn't care for cats. He is going to need someone who is able to come to our shelter and work with him everyday so he can learn to trust someone else other than staff he is only doing his job and trying to keep h

Oh Oliver, the biggest most handsome boy ever, what can I say that I haven't already said. We get a lot of phone calls about wanting Oliver because he is big, cute and fluffy, but that's not all Oliver is. People see his picture and don't read anything about him. He is also a guardian breed and I do think he does a good job with the guardian part. Oliver came into our shelter 8 months ago, he lived in a smaller dog kennel most of his 2 years, which i can only imagine must have been tough, especially for this breed. Oliver is very under-socialized. When he came in, all of us staff were able to handle him because the shelter was not in his home he was not established. Fast forward to now and Oliver is established and he looks at the shelter like his home, which is super sad. Oliver does not like children, and he also doesn't care for cats. He is going to need someone who is able to come to our shelter and work with him everyday so he can learn to trust someone else other than staff he is only doing his job and trying to keep his home and us safe he's honestly a really good boy. Oliver is also not an apartment dog. I know there is someone out there for him; he is worth the time you put into him if someone would just give him the chance. Please, serious inquiries only.