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Have a look at this lovely lad; his name is Max and sadly for him his life so far has been pretty rubbish! He had been living as a yard dog with not very nice folk. He is a GSD cross Malinois.

Max is 5 years old. He is microchipped and vaccinated and now neutered.

This what Peter had to say about Max:

“Max is a very strong active 5yr old who has basic sit and down commands but coming from being a yard dog does not appear to have had any lead or recall training . However, Max is very clever and with the correct handling and training should pick this up reasonably quickly once away from the highly energised kennel environment.

On walks whilst Max has not lunged and barked at other dogs he does pull towards them and at the moment we have not been able to fully dog test him to see if this is friendly interest or not.

Max is not a fussy cuddly dog, more of an inquisitive boy who wants to investigate everything he comes across, in fact if you try and fuss him around his rear end he will sometimes tell you NO in no uncertain terms by snapping and snarling. He also does not like his tummy touched and again will try and bite if you do this. Because of this it is recommended that a muzzle is worn for visits to the vets or groomers as a precaution. Because of his lack of interest in fusses and people interaction, careful handling until he knows you better is advised to enable confidence to be built up.

Max will try and chase cats when he is on lead so a no due to his high prey drive. Max needs a home that understands the Belgian Malinois breed and how to mentally stimulate him as well as give him the physical exercise he needs.”

Do you have the experience to give this lad the chance he so deserves?

Max has been adopted.

Max has passed over Rainbow Bridge.

 

Why we do what we do

German Shepherd Rescue Elite was not only set up to help as many unwanted, abandoned and neglected German Shepherds as possible, but to also offer education to the general public on the responsibilities / pros / cons of owning a large working breed dog and to be able to offer help and advice so hopefully we can become the prevention for once instead of always being the cure.

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