Chase

Meet Chase: Your Future Big, Goofy Best Friend!
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Meet Chase: Your Future Big, Goofy Best Friend!

Age: 4 months old
Living with dogs: Yes
Sex: Male
Living with cats: Yes
Size: Large
MC ID: 9722 7420 0683 921

Meet Chase: Your Future Big, Goofy Best Friend!

Are you ready to welcome a whole lot of love—and eventually, a whole lot of dog—into your life? Meet Chase, a wonderfully friendly, beautifully goofy puppy who is looking for his forever home.

Chase is currently a happy-go-lucky pup, but he has some serious growing to do. He is going to be a large breed dog when fully grown. Because of his future size and strength, we are seeking adopters who have prior experience with large breeds to ensure he gets the right guidance as he grows.

Why You’ll Fall for Chase:

  • Total Social Butterfly: Chase is incredibly friendly and absolutely loves people.
  • Dog-Friendly: He gets along famously with other dogs of a similar size. He would love a playmate who can keep up with his wrestling and romping!
  • Cat-Approved (So Far): Chase has met feline friends and hasn't minded them at all, though proper introductions should always be managed.

What Chase Needs in a Home:

  • Experienced Handlers: An owner who understands the training, socialization, and physical needs of a massive breed.
  • Active Lifestyle: Chase is going to need a lot of exercise, long walks, and mental stimulation to keep him happy and healthy.
  • Puppy Patience: Like all puppies, Chase is currently exploring the world with his mouth and getting into typical puppy mischief. He will need ongoing basic training and structure to help him grow into a well-behaved gentleman.

If you have the space in your heart (and on your couch!) for a large breed companion, Chase might just be your perfect match.

What’s Needed to Give a Dog Their Forever Home

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Adopters must provide a secure and caring environment where the dog is treated as part of the family.

A fully fenced garden or safe outdoor area is required for most dogs, unless otherwise noted.
Adopting a dog is a long-term responsibility — adopters must have enough daily time for exercise, companionship, and care.

All adopters must be willing to allow a home check and collect the dog in person from our foster network.