[Elfsea] free large dog to good home

[Julie Self]

Since we have four dogs, Tarkus and I are not good candidates for another 
pup, but I have met and petted this sweetie and he is a wonderful, loving 
creature.  If you have a house, he will be a wonderful protectorate!

Daniel and Shioban, I hope you have good luck finding him a home.  He is a 
very special boy!!!!!!!

Gwen
Loch Ruadh Rocks!!





>From: "Gutridge, Daniel" <Daniel.Gutridge at usa.xerox.com>
>Reply-To: Barony of Elfsea <elfsea at ansteorra.org>
>To: "'ansteora at ansteorra.org'" <ansteora at ansteorra.org>,        
>"'elfsea at ansteorra.org'" <elfsea at ansteorra.org>,        
>"'dfwannounce at ansteorra.org'" <dfwannounce at ansteorra.org>
>Subject: [Elfsea] free large dog to good home
>Date: Mon, 03 May 2004 23:36:36 -0500
>
>We have a 1.5 year old Rottweiler that needs a good home.  There are no 
>real
>catches.  He is a very good boy.  He is trained (he can even jump through
>hoops).  He is not trained to be violent in any way and we have no real
>issues with him except he weighs 120 pounds and is a horse and requires a
>lot of attention.  He was my daughter's dog and she has left home and it
>going to Hawaii and can't take him.  We have other large dogs and cannot
>give this good boy the attention he deserves (he is getting a little mopey
>and depressed).  He requires a lot of attention and would not be a good
>apartment dog unless you want to spend several hours a day out walking him.
>He looks very scary and is the perfect specimen of a Rottweiler but does 
>not
>have papers (I have met both of his parents and he is full breed).  He is 
>OK
>for events and while he looks scary the pizza delivery man is the likely
>suspect if your house is burglarized when he is on duty.  He likes 
>children,
>but because of his size would not likely be good for very small children (I
>don't expect he'd bite them (he has never bitten anyone), but he is a 120 
>lb
>lap dog).  He is not a chewing problem (we have leather furniture and no
>issues there).  I think he would respond best to being the only dog (he
>likes attention) but, I expect few issues with other dogs as he is very
>social.  He has all shots, is in perfect shape, and is neutered.  He is not
>crate trained (I expect the crate that could hold him does not exist - at
>120 pounds he is a force of nature) but is fully outdoor trained and has 
>not
>made a mess in the house sine he was 3 months old.  Again - he is a very
>good and lovable boy.
>
>We would let someone have him on a trial period as we want him to have a
>good home - it really breaks my heart to let him go, but with our other 
>dogs
>we cannot give him the attention he deserves.  He would be best for a 
>woman,
>but he likes men also.  He wants a mom.  I did forget that he likes to play
>the chase the cat game, but never harms them.
>
>I am certain he would protect his master to his last breath.
>
>Daniel & Siobhan
>dgutridge at sbcglobal.net
><http://us.f804.mail.yahoo.com/ym/Compose?To=dgutridge@sbcglobal.net>
>817-656-1242
>
>
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