Roxy & Max - COURTESY POST

***PLEASE NOTE*** This is just a courtesy post: Roxy & Max are NOT with Farfels Farm & Rescue.<br/><br/>Please do not inquire or apply through Farfel's. This is a courtesy post to help their owner find her a new home. For all inquiries, please contact Gloria at: xotalix@gmail.com OR (661) 655-7927. <br/>Roxy & Max's rehoming fee is $100 through their current owner.<br/><br/>Meet Roxy and Max! These beautiful 2-year-old German Shepherd mixes are looking for a loving home, and ideally they will get to stay together. Through no fault of their own, they need a new family that can provide them with the time, structure, and stability they deserve.<br/><br/>Roxy is a 42-pound sweetheart with a calm, affectionate personality. She loves cuddling with her people and enjoys spending time nearby, but she's also wonderfully independent and not overly clingy. Compared to Max, she's more relaxed and easygoing.<br/><br/>Max is a 48-pound loyal, playful boy who loves outdoor adventures, walks, and exploring with his people. He has all the classic German Shepherd qualities...intelligent, devoted, and an excellent watchdog who takes his job of protecting his home seriously. Max thrives on activity and would love a family that enjoys getting outside and including him in their adventures.<br/><br/>Both dogs are house trained and currently use a pet door to access the yard for bathroom breaks. They sleep in the garage and have adjusted well to a routine. Neither dog is a picky eater, making mealtime easy and stress-free.<br/><br/>Roxy walks nicely on leash and generally gets along with other dogs after a slow, proper introduction. She enjoys chasing squirrels and can be reactive to passing cars. Because of her strong prey drive and tendency to wander, she is not a candidate for off-leash activities. She does well at the veterinarian and groomer, although nail trims can be stressful for her and she may require a muzzle during that process.<br/><br/>Max is also healthy and does very well at both the veterinarian and groomer. He loves walks and hikes, though he can pull on leash when excited and enjoys chasing squirrels. Max can be reactive toward new dogs at first and will need continued training and management in this area. His owner had him professionally assessed and found that he responds very well to confident, consistent leadership. He would thrive with an experienced, active owner who understands working-breed dogs and is committed to continuing his training.<br/><br/>Roxy and Max are both spayed/neutered, fully vaccinated, and microchipped. They also come with Tractive GPS trackers that have approximately one year of coverage remaining.<br/><br/>Their ideal home:<br/> A family committed to keeping them together<br/> A home with German Shepherd or large-breed experience preferred<br/> An owner who can provide structure, consistency, and ongoing training<br/> A secure fenced yard would be a plus<br/> An active family for Max and plenty of love and companionship for both dogs<br/><br/>These two wonderful dogs have so much love to give. Roxy brings the cuddles and calm companionship, while Max brings loyalty, adventure, and fun. Together, they make an incredible pair and are hoping to find a family willing to open their heart and home to both of them.<br/><br/>Please share to help Roxy and Max find their forever home together!<br/><br/>Rehoming Fee: $100<br/>Location: Colorado<br/>Contact: xotalix@gmail.com OR (661) 655-7927<br/><br/>Disclaimer: The dog you are interested in is a courtesy post. Farfel's Farm & Rescue often helps dogs outside our organization to find their forever homes, and these are called "courtesy posts. By courtesy posting pets from owners and other rescues, we offer our website as a resource to help their pet gain extra exposure. The pets bio comes directly from the owner or rescue, and we expect them to provide accurate information, to the best of their knowledge. Farfel's Farm & Rescue in most cases has not met or evaluated these dogs, so no information about a courtesy post dog is guaranteed. We cannot accept responsibility for any injury or damages to any person or property caused by any courtesy post animals. Courtesy post pets are the sole responsibility of the owner and the adopter. In addition, Farfel's Farm & Rescue cannot take these pets in if the courtesy post adoption does not work out.

***PLEASE NOTE*** This is just a courtesy post: Roxy & Max are NOT with Farfels Farm & Rescue.

Please do not inquire or apply through Farfel's. This is a courtesy post to help their owner find her a new home. For all inquiries, please contact Gloria at: xotalix@gmail.com OR (661) 655-7927.
Roxy & Max's rehoming fee is $100 through their current owner.

Meet Roxy and Max! These beautiful 2-year-old German Shepherd mixes are looking for a loving home, and ideally they will get to stay together. Through no fault of their own, they need a new family that can provide them with the time, structure, and stability they deserve.

Roxy is a 42-pound sweetheart with a calm, affectionate personality. She loves cuddling with her people and enjoys spending time nearby, but she's also wonderfully independent and not overly clingy. Compared to Max, she's more relaxed and easygoing.

Max is a 48-pound loyal, playful boy who loves outdoor adventures, walks, and exploring with his people. He has all the cl

***PLEASE NOTE*** This is just a courtesy post: Roxy & Max are NOT with Farfels Farm & Rescue.

Please do not inquire or apply through Farfel's. This is a courtesy post to help their owner find her a new home. For all inquiries, please contact Gloria at: xotalix@gmail.com OR (661) 655-7927.
Roxy & Max's rehoming fee is $100 through their current owner.

Meet Roxy and Max! These beautiful 2-year-old German Shepherd mixes are looking for a loving home, and ideally they will get to stay together. Through no fault of their own, they need a new family that can provide them with the time, structure, and stability they deserve.

Roxy is a 42-pound sweetheart with a calm, affectionate personality. She loves cuddling with her people and enjoys spending time nearby, but she's also wonderfully independent and not overly clingy. Compared to Max, she's more relaxed and easygoing.

Max is a 48-pound loyal, playful boy who loves outdoor adventures, walks, and exploring with his people. He has all the classic German Shepherd qualities...intelligent, devoted, and an excellent watchdog who takes his job of protecting his home seriously. Max thrives on activity and would love a family that enjoys getting outside and including him in their adventures.

Both dogs are house trained and currently use a pet door to access the yard for bathroom breaks. They sleep in the garage and have adjusted we