Honey Bun the American Bulldog/Dane Mix

Husband & Wife Stories! Hello, I sent a few pics of Honey/ now Odie. He is fitting in very nicely with us and our other two dogs, Willie and Ralphie. He is everything everyone described him to be. Very sweet and loving. Loves to go on car rides, be with the family and of course be loved in return. We took him to the Sanford dog park recently in hopes he could met a few larger breed dogs and have some large breed dog fun (with the two little ones he is very careful but we can tell he enjoys the company of larger dogs). The interesting part is I have learned there is a big difference in sporting breeds vs working breeds. Rocky would be running around playing fetch until we said we forced rest. Odie had a few good running around chasing games with a boxer puppy and shepherd and then just wanted to be near us. Followed us around. We anticipated being there for a few hours but after an hour Odie was pooped wanting to be back at home sleeping on his dog bed. His mild calm nature is the balance we were looking for. He gets out his energy quickly while outside and then comes right back inside to rest. We will be at sham pooch to get the "kids" photo taken and Odie a wash. Will you be attending? Lanie Hello Yvette, My name is Dan and I am Lani's husband. I wanted to give you a bit of a different perspective on how Odie has been doing. In short, Odie is a phenomenal dog! He has acclimated well to our family and other pups and is an absolute joy to be around. He spends most of his day laying at my side as I work in my office and he is eager to roll on his back for tummy scratches every so often. Odie has a knack for staring into my eyes without blinking to let me know that he wants to get a pet on his head and once I start, he retaliates with a ferocious tongue that always seems to be wet and cold. Because of this I have started keeping a paper towel on my desk to wipe down after our interludes. On days where I must work outside of my home office, upon returning I am greeted with a dog that is so excited he doesn't seem to have control over his tail! It makes me laugh every time I get home to see a dog so big wag his tail so much that his whole back half is shaking as well (something I had forgotten I missed so much with our late Chesapeake Bay Retriever because of his arthritis in his tail and back). Words cannot express the thanks our l family would like to send to you, Kathy, and PRBJ. We have been truly blessed with a wonderful companion as well as people that were willing to give Odie a second chance at a life that he truly deserves. You all are truly doing something great for these animals and we are glad we could help make a small difference. Best Regards, Dan