Adopted MAGSR Dogs

Reuger is a young, handsome boy who has been through basic obedience training.  It is imperative that he continues training with his new family.  Reuger is not good with small dogs and will not be placed in a home with small dogs.  In his previous home he had escaped the home through an opened door and an electric fence going after small dogs in the neighborhood.  He did live with a cat, getting along fine as long as the cat did not run around.  He also lived with a female GSD and was fine with her.  Reuger does play rough with other dogs, so another dog in the home must be playful and accepting of rough housing.  Reuger also has the tendency to get mouthy with people when he is overly excited.  Training, structure and direction can help with these behaviors.  Reuger will do best with experienced GSD people, who have the time and knowledge to work with him. 

Peggy came to us from a shelter where she was a stray so we have no back history on her.  She has been friendly and easy to handle since arriving in our care.  She of course needs training to help her learn good manners and to learn what is expected of her.  Training is also good socialization with other people and dogs, which this breed requires.

Annie came to us a surrender as her former person was not properly caring for her.  His family intervened knowing that Annie deserved a better life, one filled with love and care.  Annie is in a loving foster home where she lives with children.  She has adjusted well to her foster home and family.  

Red made his way to us from a shelter where he was surrendered.  Unfortunately we do not have any back history on him.  Since being in our care he has been friendly and pretty laid back.  If you are looking for a refined gentleman to go for leisurely strolls, spend time hanging out, that is past the high energy level of a adolescent dog then Red is the boy for you. 

Samson came to us as an owner surrender as his former person could no longer care for him due to personal health issues.  Samson is shy when when meeting new people, he requires a little time to check you out.  He is good with children and other dogs, but prefers his home be cat free.  Samson needs to build up his confidence, socialization along with training will help him, along with structure.  He is in a foster home adjusting to the changes in his life.