Great Dane Puppy for sale in Largo, Florida | Petzlover
Brother & sister
Listing Type
Pet for Sale
Listing ID
:560378
Location
:Largo, Pinellas County, Florida
Published
:30+ days ago
Breeder
Listing Description
I have a brother and sister that are Great Dane and Coonhound mix. They'll be four on February 5th 2024. They're great dogs, listen well, very lovable. But I have a health situation going on in my life that I just cannot keep them and it breaks my heart to get rid of them. They are for free to a good home. I'm hoping they can stay together. I live in Pinellas County. Both are current with their shots and are spayed and neutered.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What breeds are the puppies?
The puppies are a Great Dane and Coonhound mix. This unique combination brings both strength and loyalty to their personality, making them wonderful companions.
How old are the puppies?
The puppies will be four years old on February 5th, 2024. They are in the prime of their life, full of energy and love.
What is the temperament of these dogs?
They are described as great dogs who listen well and are very lovable. They are social and friendly, making them ideal pets for families or individuals.
Are they current with their shots?
Yes, both dogs are current with their shots. They have received the necessary vaccinations to keep them healthy.
Have they been spayed or neutered?
Yes, both dogs are spayed and neutered, ensuring that they are healthy and ready for rehoming.
Why are you looking to rehome them?
Due to a health situation, I am unable to keep them, which is a very difficult decision for me. I want to ensure they find a good home where they can be loved and cared for.
Can they be adopted together?
Yes, I hope they can stay together as they have a strong bond. Keeping them together will provide them with a sense of security in their new home.
Where are the puppies located?
The puppies are located in Largo, Pinellas County, Florida, United States. I encourage interested adopters from the area to reach out for more information.
Is there a fee to adopt them?
No, the dogs are being offered for free to a good home. The priority is to find a loving family who can care for them.
