Please help us find a home for Tango - our loveable, bouncing goofball dog!!

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Phoenix Seeks Forever Home for Loveable, Bouncing Goofball! - please ask for photos - he's gorgeous!!

Tango, quite simply, has been very unlucky, and we want to change that right now!

This funny looking fella (only joking Tango!, he’s actually quite striking, with odd coloured-eyes) is only 2 years old, barely more than a puppy, but the poor thing was dumped at the SPA (pound) for reasons we do not know or understand.

Our Phoenix Foster Carer rescued him, and now he’s happily bouncing around with the other dogs in the boarding kennels that she runs. However, this is a high-energy dog, and we think he will be much better off in a home, his permanent home, where he can get lots of exercise and fuss.

Tango is the result of the pairing of a Shepherd and a Great Dane. He’s Shepherd size, so not as big as a Dane, but still has their distinctive markings and characteristics.

Tango is so adorable. He loves people, and will lean on you until you cuddle him! He craves human attention, but would happily live with other dogs too.

His only real 'fault' is that he is great at agility, meaning that he can jump quite high fencing. If and when he does, he doesn't go any where, it's just that the grass is greener and smells of more interesting things, and besides, he likes bouncing (who doesn’t, he says?)!!!

Tango has developed well in his Foster Home. He has been thoroughly assessed, and he has learnt a lot. He does, however, require an experienced owner who can keep up his training, give him the exercise and stimulation he needs and continue to work on his lead-walking. Overall, his obedience and recall are very good. His character is superb with no aggression at all. Tango shows a little too much interest in cats, so we would recommend he goes to a cat-free home. Tango is tattoed, fully vaccinated and castrated.

EVEN IF YOU CAN HELP EXERCISE TANGO IN THE MEANTIME (HE'S NEAR NONTRON) PLEASE CONTACT US.

All enquiries please to Sharon Lee-Chappell at:

[email protected]

05 53 60 73 11