Adopted MAGSR Dogs

Nikia was found as a stray and ended up in a shelter.  She is a beautiful, well behaved older girl, past the antics of a younger dog.  She would be happy hanging with her family, going for strolls and being loved.

Knox made his way to us from a shelter where he was a stray.  He is new to us so we are still learning more about him.  He is in a loving foster home enjoying the comforts of a home along with guidance and structure.  Watch for updates.

Chases person loves him very much but sadly was not able to care for him.   Wanting him to find the best possible home she surrendered him to our care.  He is very much a puppy and will chew on things he shouldn't,  he is full of puppy energy and antics and needs to learn good canine manners.  Training is of course necessary and required, it will not only teach Chase good manners, but also helps build bond with his new family.  Puppies are a lot of work and take time and patience.  Please be sure you are able to commit to Chase and his needs for his lifetime.

Arko was surrendered as his person has a disability that kept  her from providing him with proper exercise.  He is a high energy boy who loves to play fetch and requires daily exercise to  keep his energy in check.  He is a friendly boy that enjoys spending time with his family and he is good with other dogs.  He has had some training, but will require further training with his new family.  When he gets overly excited he can become mouthy, not applying pressure or biting, but for this reason we feel it's best he not be in a home with a younger children. 

Ozzie's former person took ill and was no longer able to care for  him.  He was brought to the VA area by a family member and is now in our care looking for his forever family.  Ozzie is a very big boy at 94 lbs  He has undergone formal training but will require further training with his new family.  He has not lived with dogs before but did well meeting another German Shepherd during our evaluation.  Ozzie does have the tendency to herd (nip at) children, for this reason we feel it is best that he not be placed in a home with young children.  A boy of this size can be intimating to small children and he could also accidentally knock them down.  For the most past Ozzie's former person exercised Ozzie on daily 2 mile walks and lots of games of fetch.  Daily exercise is key to  keep energy in check, so please be sure you have the time to commit to his exercise needs, training and of course a lifetime of love and care.