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Original referral information: Hi I am a Dog Warden in Yorkshire and desperately looking for rescue spaces for two of my dogs that have now been in kennels since early-mid December and every rescue I've approached is full. They are now at risk and face being put to sleep if we can’t move them quickly.
Maxy is a 3 year old American Bulldog who has been with us since 10th December. Yesterday he was castrated and also had most of his tail amputated due to constantly wagging it in kennels and he'd popped the end of it.
Maxy adores human company, but is well mannered and not boisterous when he greets you. He is strong on a lead so will require some further training, but in the right hands he will make a fantastic companion. He has been assessed with a female dog and was absolutely fine. He tends to be vocal sometimes with dogs but he’s not aggressive, he’s just very enthusiastic to say hello!
If you can help it would be much appreciated and a life line for this fantastic dog! Thank you, Nx Dog Warden
Maxy came into RescueRemedies on the 28th January 25
. My first walk with this beautiful dog. He was so welcoming on entering her kennel. No problem at with the harness and walks lovely, as though you’ve walked him for a long time. Very relaxed on the lead and when trying to cross the road, Maxy will wait patiently and then sits down very close you waiting for to tell him it’s ok to cross. Just love him (I may of said that already). Loves a good amount of affection and I’m sure he’ll be in a new home soon. Can’t wait to walk him again 