My mom was a Rottweiler and we all lived in a junk yard. The animal control men caught me and my brothers. Then we went to the dog pound in Tuskegee.
I was not used to people but a nice lady at the dog pound worked with me and my brothers to help us learn that people can be nice.
I am black and tan like my mom. My foster mom tells me I am very handsome!
I have been to the vet and got all my shots, dewormed, microchipped, bathed and had frontline put on me. I am in a foster home now and learning to love people as much as I love other dogs!
I now give my foster mom lots of kisses and run to her for affection and to play. I am still nervous about new people. I will be a loyal, devoted and loving companion to someone special.
I would probably not do well in a situation with a large family because lots of noise and activity still makes me nervous. I am protective of my home and I bark when I hear strange noises.
I have been to a two 6 week obedience classes! I have a certificate to show I am a graduate! I know the commands heel, sit, come, stay and down.
I also walk with my foster Mom on or off leash. We go in the car to get to the lake to play so now I like to ride in the car. I am a calm guy and don't need tons of exercise.
I do have trouble holding my urine for long periods of time. I do best with free access to the outdoors. I have a doggie door at my foster mom's house and I do fine with that. I also had hip surgery (FHO) in Aug 2008 and I am running and jumping now.
Contact Sue at 334-667-6894 or sebi2i@aol.com for more information about me.
Love, Ike
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Spaying/Neutering of Pets & Alabama Law
In compliance with Alabama State Law Section 3.9.2, all animals adopted from the Macon County Humane Society must be spayed or neutered.
This requirement was enacted to help control the population of dogs and cats in our state and signed into law by the Governor of our state.
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