Cooper

Are you Cooper's Dane Angel?
This George Clooney of the Dane world is a gorgeous and rather distinguished looking silver fox that has been brought up with a loving dad who has given him a wonderful life.
Unfortunately, due to his dad’s stroke, they can no longer be together and this has turned Cooper’s upside down.
Cooper is well behaved in the home and happy to lay around most of the day. Like all dogs he does need a daily stroll to see the world and loves a game of chase the ball in the yard.
Though he is a very strong boy, he walks nicely on lead and is happy to mosey along by your side.
Meeting new people is quite overwhelming for this sweet boy and particularly right now being unsettled. So, he is looking for a quiet home with someone that has the time and patience to help him settle. He loves a treat; his favourite is a juicy carrot! It has taken one of our team a handful of visits and a few more treats, to gain a decent level of trust from Cooper. He’s definitely a lover and not a fighter, but his new home needs to be that extra special type to take the time needed to nurture him back into his comfort zone. We are happy to support his new family as they work through the process and have no doubt the rewards will be enormous for Cooper’s adopted humans.
It goes without saying that Cooper must have inside privileges and a big supportive bed to rest his aging bones. He’s a good boy and toilet trained. Cooper would be happy enough outside in mild weather during the day but can be a little unsettled with noises in the neighbourhood.
Coopers experience with other dogs isn’t known extensively however he did live with another dog and hasn’t seemed too concerned with relaxed dogs that don’t pay him much attention. He is not about to start being a dog park kinda dog but could do slow introductions with extended family and friends’ dogs. We’ve been told Cooper has a bit of beef with the neighbour’s cat coming in the yard, so to pay it safe won’t seek out a home with felines and extend that to other pocket pets that aren’t contained.
Cooper deserves a quiet and peaceful retirement home, and this doesn’t include noisy kids. However, he has been around children and has no issue with them so visiting grandkids would be of no issue with slow introductions and full supervision.
This April Cooper will celebrate his 9th birthday and the best present we could get him is a devoted family. Great Dane Lovers Association of WA are keen to provide a little extra support for Cooper’s very special Dane Angel/s. If you’re keen to know more about him, please get in touch.