Meet June, a truly sweet, sensitive, and gentle girl with a charmingly dramatic flair! She loves to be the center of attention and isn't shy about letting you know when she wants cuddles, often throwing what her foster mom affectionately calls "baby fits." June is a true couch potato at heart, preferring cozy indoor snuggles to long outdoor adventures. She's a lazy Dane who dreams of spending her days lounging with her favorite human, soaking up all the love and treats she can get.
As a beautiful Great Dane and Labrador Retriever mix, June is a substantial girl, weighing in at 102 pounds, though she doesn't always realize her own size! She was raised with tiny humans and is wonderfully gentle with children, making her a great family companion. While she's not a fan of other dogs and would prefer to be your one and only canine, she gets along just fine with cats. June doesn't require a fenced yard, as long as you're able to take her out on a leash for potty breaks.
June's ideal home is with someone who appreciates her impressive size and her desire for a relaxed, indoor lifestyle. She thrives in an environment where she can be the sole dog, receiving all the affection and attention. Her perfect adopter will be patient with her sensitive nature, willing to shower her with pets and treats, and understand that she prefers a calm, fuss-free routine. If you're looking for a loving, gentle giant who will be your devoted companion, June might just be the girl for you!
Special Needs
No
Vaccinations
Good With
Training
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Includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, and microchip where applicable.
$300.00
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