Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Rubble (Cat/Dog/Child Friendly)
Meet Rubble a gorgeous Great Dane boy of 8 weeks of age. Rubble was surrendered to Wally's Doggie Rescue along with his brother Barney.
Rubble is easy going and laid back typical to the Great Dane breed. He loves his humans and his foster host dogs. Rubble is in foster care with two children aged 7 years and 9 years, two adult cats and 5 other dogs medium to small breeds. Rubble also has poultry exposure.
Rubble is fed a premium diet of dry puppy biscuits and raw chicken mince. Rubble will happily share his bowl with his foster siblings, but does eat his food rather quickly, when placed in front of him. Rubble is a little shy to begin with, but comes out of his shell quickly.
Rubble is learning to be inside dog and is currently learning his basic obedience training of walking on a lead, sit and stay. Rubble has great recall off lead as well, in the front yard. Rubble is learning crate training.
Rubble will available after March 7th.
Medical notes
Desexed
Microchipped
Yearly Vaccination
Wormed
Flea Treatment
Health Vet Check
Adoption details
When enquiring about Rubble, please give us some indication of the type of home that he would have with you. We are interested in things such as other animals (past and present), children who may have contact with the dog, whether you own or rent your home, what opportunities for socialisation outside the home your dog would have, how much you/someone is home and most importantly, why you feel this dog may be suitable for you.
Wally's Dog Rescue put a lot of time and effort into ensuring our dogs/pups are sociable and made to feel part of the family, so in considering adoptions, these are the type of things we will be looking for in a new family.
To kickstart my training, Wyong Dog Training Club will provide 3 FREE dog training sessions
http://wyongdogtrainingclub.org.au/. So please be sure to utilise this awesome gift which will benefit both you and Rubble.
Wally's Doggie Rescue likes all of our rescues to be adopted into families that will continue their socialisation and allow their dogs inside of the home on a regular basis to ensure that they are part of the family. This is particulary so if they are to be an only dog.
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.