Bruce
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Bruce
AvailableBruce is a Mastiff in Fosters, AL, known for his extra-large build and heart of gold. As an adult, neutered male, Bruce is fully vaccinated and house trained. His gentle character shines through, and he gets along well with dogs and children.
About Bruce
Meet Bruce, a two-year-old Mastiff with an imposing frame and a tender disposition. Tipping the scale at around 100 pounds, Bruce perfectly embodies the term 'gentle giant.' His favorite hobbies include toting his beloved stuffed animals all over the house, lounging on the nearest comfortable couch, and soaking up every ounce of affection his people can give. Bruce absolutely gets along with other dogs, greets everyone with warmth, and approaches life with a sweet, easygoing demeanor. Bruce currently has double cherry eye—very treatable and set to be addressed before adoption—and is heartworm positive, though he is receiving care for that now. Due to his size, he might tumble into very small children when excited, but he means well and just wants to be loved and close to family. If you’re seeking a massive, loyal companion who wants nothing more than to spend time by your side and claim a spot on your sofa, Bruce could be your guy. Bruce is in Fosters, AL but transport is available northward to adopters or fosters in CT, PA, VT, and along the route. Click apply and let the tail-wagging begin!
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Questions about Bruce
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Bruce is a Mastiff, and dogs of this breed tend to do best in spacious homes where they can have room to move comfortably. Mastiffs appreciate a calm, secure environment with a dedicated spot to relax.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
As an extra-large Mastiff, Bruce will benefit from a yard or ample outdoor area where he can stretch his legs and get some exercise, though he’s also content spending time indoors with his family.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Mastiffs like Bruce usually get along well with children due to their gentle temperaments. However, their size means families should supervise interactions with very small kids, especially during playtime.
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