Ozzie and Harriett were left in front of the sanctuary and have stuck together through it all, forming a bonded pair that needs a home together. Both are around five years old, described as doberman/shepherd mixes, and absolutely enormous—the type that takes up an entire couch and then some. Their energy levels are mellow overall, but they truly enjoy quick play sessions in a yard or a brief walk in the neighborhood. Both dogs are sharp, curious, and have nailed the basics: sit, lay, shake, house trained, and kennel trained. Leash walks are a breeze. When they're inside, they gravitate to soft dog beds but will always pick being next to you if possible. Ozzie is being treated for a torn CCL (the canine equivalent of an ACL injury) and is also undergoing heartworm treatment, but his recovery outlook is good. Harriett, who has previously had puppies, settles in quickly and brings a steady, affectionate presence. These two rely heavily on each other—separating them isn't an option. They are both great with other dogs and children, though neither is safe with cats as their chase drive is strong. They show gentle, goofy personalities and easy manners, making them perfect for anyone looking for devoted companions with a lot of love to give. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!