SARGE FOUND A HOME!!!! Update post 19!!!!

[chocolatepuppy]

Oh Angie, I'm sorry your in-laws have to give Sarge up. I understand about high energy dogs, Lacey was non-stop, we were lucky to get a couple hours of sleep for months with her, seriously. I have one 'high toy drive' pup here with Layla.
Best of luck finding him a home, he is just gorgeous,wish I could take him, I love Shepherds.

[RobiLee]

Awww, I wish I could take him. He is so pretty.

I don't know anyone looking for a dog right now. I just wanted to pop in and wish you the best of luck finding him a home.

[pitc9]

Here's his listing on PetFinder:
http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/...petid=10538876

[mugsy]

I sent the link to the GSD people I know.

[lizbud]

Aww, this makes me kinda sad. No offense to your in-laws but,
almost all GSDs have high prey/toy drive. It's a breed trait. seems like
as soon as the little guy started to loosen up in new surroundings, they
find he's more than they wanted to deal with.

I do hope Sarge finds a younger family that has time to channel his
energy in the right direction. Good luck little buddy.

p.s. On petfinder ad he's listed as Large breed GSD. Will he be full sized
or small?

[mugsy]

My friend Pat, who lives in Wauseon, OH, said she would post him on the Non Urgent dogs on her GSD site...can you give me any more info on him??

[ramanth]

How is he with cats? That might help his chances. I wish I could take him, but we are packed in that apartment.

[cyber-sibes]

Aw, that's too bad, he is such a handsome little guy. I can sympathize with your in-laws, though - a more than lively dog can be a real strain on older folk. It would be great if he can go to a home with a kid that can match his energy level. Paws crossed Sarge finds his perfect "furever" home soon.