Sherman English Bulldog Troy, VA

Sherman is an English Bulldog. He's 61 pounds of solid, compact cuteness. He does a very fast "sit" and "down" on command, so he's obviously had some training. He's good indoors and good with other dogs. He's crate trained and I'd say house trained, given the fact that he hasn't even marked in our house in the three weeks or so that we've had him. He had a bad ear infection when he arrived, and tested positive for three tick-borne diseases, but all of that has been treated. Sherman is now neutered and up to date on vaccinations.

He's so cute and sweet, you just want to eat him up, but I've never had a bulldog and am not familiar with the breed, so we took it very slow with Sherman, not pushing ourselves on him and giving him the chance to learn to trust us and approach us on his own terms. As a result, he's very sweet, loving, and trusting of us. Once he trusts you, Sherman is quick to roll over for a belly rub. He loves to romp and play outdoors and will follow you around, always quick to come when called although he's never been far away. He's available for adoption through Green Dogs Unleashed. Prior bulldog experience and child-free homes are preferred for this guy.

If you have questions, or are interested in adding me to your family, please complete an adoption application, which can be found at the Green Dogs Unleashed website, under the forms tab. www.greendogsunleashed.org

PLEASE NOTE: Our first communication will be via email, so please keep an eye on both your inbox AND your spam folders. There will not be a phone call until later in the process.

GDU does ask a minimum adoption donation of 300.00. This is a minimum donation and does not cover all expenses as we are funded solely by the angels and volunteers willing to donate time and finances. This minimum donation includes DAPP, rabies if age appropriate, heartworm test and preventative, if age appropriate and flea and tick treatment, as well as neutering or spaying if the animal is medically sound to undergo surgery. The foster family may send along a small transitional bag of the food they have been on, and if they have grown particularly attached to a special toy, blanket, etc., they may send this as well. This minimum donation does not even begin to cover the actual expenses each animal has while in rescue, but does go directly towards vet care for our rescue animals.