Brodie
Description
Brodie came into our care because he was being kept outside in unsuitable living conditions. He has always been friendly to staff here, although can get very excitable and boisterous initially but with consistent handling, he soon calms down and relaxes (Still a big young puppy!). Brodie can get distracted on the lead and if he is unsure of something he can be alittle wary to approach things. Consistent lead training is required. When Brodie has settled he can walk perfectly to heel. He will need someone who has experience of large breeds, with good handling skills, is ideal. When off lead Brodie loves to play with toys, again usual manners to be consistent (sit and wait for ball to be thrown) to which he is very responsive. Brodie is only a year old, still a pup, so he has time to mature into a chilled chap, which no doubt he will become in the correct home environment. Brodie is good with dogs, although not been let off lead as still abit OTT so we are still socializing him with them. With children Brodie would be best with teens plus, due to his strength. Come along to the centre and you will see him playing in his grass run or relaxing and watching the world go by and you will see what a handsome lad he is!
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