Oh isn't he lovely?! And I agree with rune about his puzzled expression, lol!

Great looking dogs!!!

Oi! Put that back!

Hilarious

I bet she is, and I bet you're loving having a great big puppy round too - maybe he'll bring Razz out a little too?

He looks great and who would have thought he'd like water melon there's no accounting for some dogs tastes is there

He's such a gorgeous fellow

Love the one of him and Daisy, smashing!

Now correct me if I'm wrong here......but I always thought you would never "do" the puppy bit I can see this little guy has totally changed your mind, and no wonder, he's just gorgeous, and thoroughly norty as all puppies should be! I can tell from the pic with him and Daisy though that he knows he's not gonna get away with much with you, look at that expression, says it all!!!

He is lovely where did you get him from and how?

He`s 18 months but has a bad case of puppy-itis.
He was an RSPCA hand-in, bounced out of 2 foster homes, went demented in kennels, bounced out of another foster home, rehomed then bounced again when they said he bit someone. Was climbing the walls in Kennels when the RSPCA Inspector said to put him down because they couldn`t rehome a biter.
Kathy (Fluffybland) helps the local RSPCA and she`d been working with him, as had Gill who owns the kennels and they were refusing to have him PTS. I said I`d have a go as it was getting critical but asked them to find out the story behind the biting... which now appears to be a lot of BS.
He`s simply a young dog with the energy you`d expect from his breeding (GSD x Dobe). He`s exuberant, gangly, bouncy, boisterous... and there`s not a bite in him. He has few manners and even less self control but he is happy to learn and loves to play.
Life is very interesting with him around.

Well done Claire, I really admire what you do for the dogs that come to you, I'm sure he'll be a wonderful dog to have in your pack and look forward to reports (when you have time) of his progress.

By the way can you update your profile 'cos I'm starting to loose track of who's who (It's the ageing process don't you know )