This is one big, goofy, sweetie pie! Her name is Sophie, and she is a 1 year old grey brindle Cane Corso Mastiff. Rescued from a Brooklyn, NY Shelter when she was slated to be euthanized.
10 Reasons to Adopt a Big Dog
If you adopt a big dog…
10: You’ll get more for your money. Doggie daycare, boarding facility, and pet sitter fees are the same as for small dogs.
9: Your kids won’t need to pester you to play Frisbee with them.
8: You’ll have an exercise machine that’s more fun than a treadmill.
7: You’ll save the cost of a security alarm system.
6: You can disguise it with a human mask and use the carpool lanes.
5: You’ll have a running partner that doubles as a bodyguard.
4: You won’t have to carry it around like a purse. It can walk on its own…and even carry a small child.
3. You’ll have a magnet for attracting a lot of attention on the street, in the park, at the beach…
2. Guests won’t stay long because it takes up the entire sofa.
And the number 1 reason to adopt a big dog:
You’ll have a warm body for snuggling when your spouse is in the dog house.
http://www.petfinder.com/petdetail/21627145-Sophie-Cane%20Corso%20Mastiff-Dog-Springfield-VT
Sophie
Cane Corso Mastiff: A dog with an adoption pending in Springfield, VT
Extra Large • Young • Female
This is one big, goofy, sweetie pie! Her name is Sophie, and she is a 1 year old grey brindle Cane Corso Mastiff that I rescued from the Brooklyn Shelter when she was out of time and slated to be euthanized. Sophie is a bit thin and lanky, but weighs in at 103 pounds. She will probably mature to about 120 pounds. She hit the jackpot when I rescued her when one of my awesome foster homes in VT offered to take her while she waits to find a home of her own. She has had a chance to settle in and is absolutely thriving with them...providing them with lots of entertainment with her antics and clumsy play as she gets used to her long legs. :) Sophie is crate trained and housebroken. She gets along great with other dogs, engaging them in play and for companionship. She is friendly and loving with everyone she meets. She is a young dog and will definitely benefit from a basic obedience class to continue learning commands and proper manners. I would like to find an experienced mastiff family for her, where she will continue to thrive. If you believe that you're the family that would be the perfect fit for our wonderful girl, please visit our website at www.WagginTrainRescue.org to fill out one of our online applications, making it out to my attention (Nanette.) Sophie has been vaccinated for rabies, distemper and bordetella. She is heartworm negative and microchipped. She will be spayed shortly (before her adoption.)
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