Ollie

Oh my, Ollie, what Big Ears you have! <br/>Ollie is five months old and weighs about 20 lbs. He should be a perfect medium sized dog when full grown. Ollie loves toys, chew treats, and finding sticks to carry around the yard.<br/>He plays very well with the resident large dog in his foster home, and he would love to have a doggie playmate in his new home. He may be a little too playful for older or more laid-back dogs. He loves everyone he meets, but foster mom says no kids under 10 because he still does the puppy mouthing thing. He will outgrow that habit, and it's easy to distract him with a toy, but it's better to be on the safe side for now. He sleeps through the night in his crate, but he may bark some when left in a crate during the day. He eventually settles down, but apartment life is not recommended since his barking may annoy the neighbors. Please submit your application to adopt Big Ears, uh we mean Ollie, and an adoption counselor will contact you.

Oh my, Ollie, what Big Ears you have!
Ollie is five months old and weighs about 20 lbs. He should be a perfect medium sized dog when full grown. Ollie loves toys, chew treats, and finding sticks to carry around the yard.
He plays very well with the resident large dog in his foster home, and he would love to have a doggie playmate in his new home. He may be a little too playful for older or more laid-back dogs. He loves everyone he meets, but foster mom says no kids under 10 because he still does the puppy mouthing thing. He will outgrow that habit, and it's easy to distract him with a toy, but it's better to be on the safe side for now. He sleeps through the night in his crate, but he may bark some when left in a crate during the day. He eventually settles down, but apartment life is not recommended since his barking may annoy the neighbors. Please submit your application to adopt Big Ears, uh we mean Ollie, and an adoption counselor will contact you.

Oh my, Ollie, what Big Ears you have!
Ollie is five months old and weighs about 20 lbs. He should be a perfect medium sized dog when full grown. Ollie loves toys, chew treats, and finding sticks to carry around the yard.
He plays very well with the resident large dog in his foster home, and he would love to have a doggie playmate in his new home. He may be a little too playful for older or more laid-back dogs. He loves everyone he meets, but foster mom says no kids under 10 because he still does the puppy mouthing thing. He will outgrow that habit, and it's easy to distract him with a toy, but it's better to be on the safe side for now. He sleeps through the night in his crate, but he may bark some when left in a crate during the day. He eventually settles down, but apartment life is not recommended since his barking may annoy the neighbors. Please submit your application to adopt Big Ears, uh we mean Ollie, and an adoption counselor will contact you.