About Duke

Meet the 90-Pound Lap Dog Who Hasn't Read the Memo About His Size! ���%A4��%90%BE At about three years old and weighing in at a solid 90 pounds, this handsome Giant Schnauzer is living proof that size is just a number-and apparently, he has no idea what his number is! He is wonderful with kids and genuinely loves being part of the family. He's also good with small dogs, although his enthusiasm can occasionally get the better of him and he can play a little too rough. He's not trying to be a bully-he simply hasn't quite figured out that a 90-pound body and a tiny dog don't always make the best wrestling partners! His favorite activity, however, may be snuggling. He firmly believes personal space is a myth and that if there is a human nearby, he should probably be touching them. If you're looking for a dog who will politely lie at your feet, he is probably not your guy. If you're looking for a giant, bearded shadow who wants to be involved in everything you do, he's your man. �%9D%A4��%8F He is very obedient, house-trained, and crate-trained, and he loves going for walks. Give him a good walk and a rope toy, and you'll have one very happy Schnauzer! He especially loves playing tug and would happily make a career out of it. One thing his future family should know is that he does experience some anxiety when left alone. He would do best in a home where someone is around much of the day and where he won't routinely be left alone for long stretches. Overall, he is a big-hearted, goofy, affectionate guy who wants nothing more than to be near his people. He may be 90 pounds, but in his mind, he's approximately the size of a lap dog-and he fully intends to prove it.

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Marion County
Indianapolis, Indiana

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Ashley Wells

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