Lincoln is roughly 3 years old, we think possibly a Great Dane Lab mix (DNA results coming!) He loves all people. He also thinks that he's a 90 pound lap dog . Lincoln is a bit dog selective. He gets along well with the adult female dogs in his foster home and has even shown to be social with confident smaller dogs. His smallest foster brother is 25 ish pounds. He has a really high prey drive so cats and other critters are not going to be a good fit (chickens included). Would be fine with kids but toddlers could get knocked down and he wouldn't appreciate a small child climbing on him. He's housebroken and crate trained in case of emergency but would definitely need a heavy duty crate. He walks nicely on a leash and has even done some agility courses. He was able to navigate an 8' A-Frame with zero hesitation and a 6' catwalk. Lincoln LOVES to play fetch. He's got some tricks up his furry sleeve as well. Basic obedience - yup that too. Contrary to popular belief he doesn't need a huge yard. Typical of some of these larger breeds he's happy napping on the couch or out in the sun most days. This dude is the biggest love and when you get home from a bad day at work he will happily greet you with a full body wag (literally starts at his head and goes all the way to the tip of his tail) and the biggest Lincoln smile. One of the best parts about Lincoln is that he doesn't drool! Maybe you're a single lady who wants a dog that'll make people think twice about breaking into your house, or get rid of pesky solicitors (it is an election year ). Lincoln is neutered, UTD on shots and microchipped. To apply for Lincoln, fill out an application and his foster will be in touch

Good with Some Dogs (No small dogs), Good with Older/Considerate Kids Only, Good with Adults, Requires a yard, Cratetrained, Likes to play with toys, Playful, Affectionate, Not good with small dogs