Dog

Lord Baron

would love to find a new forever home.

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About

Lord Baron

Lord Baron is a male, desexed, 1 and a half year old, black and white Dalmation.

Lord Baron is a big boy and is very affectionate, loving and playful. He can be very boisterous at times and can be a bit too much for children. He has basic training, but he requires ongoing training and must have a securely fenced yard. He is not dog friendly and requires a home with no other pets. He can be very cuddly and affectionate so he would love a home where he can spend a lot of time with his people, he would also love to have plenty of mental stimulation and exercise.

Meet and greets by appointment only. 

Microchip No 956000011306119

Adoption price $420

 

MAAW Source No BR100938

Lord Baron
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