Bruno - Weimaraner Dog for Adoption in Dallas, Texas

Bruno is an easy addition to any household. He's friendly to all people, has made friends with other dogs, loves his toys and bones, and adores his person. He also has a history of being around children. He was owned by a man, but has quickly bonded to the woman who is fostering him. While he gets along with other dogs, he prefers to be with his person. Loves going on car rides and hikes, and loves snuggling on the couch (or in bed), knows a few basic commands and is potty trained. While he follows his foster mom around the house, he doesn't display any signs of anxiety when left alone and comfortably rests in his crate. He has been left loose in the house for short periods without any issues. Foster hasn't tried longer periods loose, so not sure about it but he seems pretty relaxed when left. He has been through a pretty loud thunderstorm with with no reaction.

He came in with some skin issues, having had fleas that caused him to chew and scratch. But fleas are gone and skin is quickly resolving. It's possible he has mild allergies. He seemed to react to salmon based food, but on chicken based diet, he appears fine. His ears have been healthy and he doesn't chew/lick his paws like you would think of an allergy dog.

In short, Bruno is a dream dog and definitely deserving of a forever home.

The Weimaraner is a graceful and noble breed known for its distinctive silver gray coat and striking light eyes. Originally bred in Germany for hunting large game such as deer, boar, and bear, Weimaraners are versatile working dogs that excel in various roles, including hunting, tracking, search and rescue, and as loving companions. With their high energy levels and intelligence, Weimaraners require plenty of exercise and mental stimulation to thrive and make loyal, affectionate family pets.

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