AABR Boxer

Bubba has adjusted nicely to his foster home. His foster dad has been
taking him on two mile walks almost every day. Everyone comments on how well behaved he is. Whoever gives Bubba his forever home is VERY lucky! He continues to get along with our other dogs very well. He is getting used to the crate that he sleeps in at night. We really believe that Bubba will do well with a family that has time to walk him and simply spend time with him since he's such a people dog! He also loves to have his head rubbed.

We found this past weekend that he does very well in a crowd of people and other animals. While all the other dogs are reeking havoc, Bubba is content just to greet you at the door with a calm demeanor. He's a real sweetie pie and a complete gentleman. Whoever is lucky enough to give Bubba his forever home will surely have a best friend! His foster dad and I feel blessed to be in his company for a while.

Day 1
We picked Bubba up from Gail's kennel and our first thought was how gentle he really is. After just being neutered the day before, he let my husband pick him up to put him in the truck to go to his foster home. What a disposition!

We brought him home and introduced him to both our female boxer and our female husky mix. He did very well with both of them. (my female boxer is dominant and he did not have a problem with this so I don't believe he has dominance issues).

Bubba settled in that night for a much needed rest. He's not a big fan of the crate but if you throw a small treat inside, he'll happily fetch it.

Day 2
Bubba met other members of my family and their dogs. We found that he does very well with male dogs as well. He was
extremely gentle and friendly. We also found today that he walks extremely well on a leash. The one thing about Bubba is that he always wants to be around people. It seems that he would be very happy sitting on the couch with his owner in his forever home.

If you are interested in adopting this dog, please fill out an online application first. Then e-mail the contacts below. Be sure to include your full name, city, state, and area code in the subject line of your message.