Brother and Sister Are Looking For A Family...

Gabby and Zander are 6 year old St. Bernard's that need to find a home together. This brother and sister combo are gentle giants and are content to sit around and enjoy all that life has to offer them. They are a joy to walk on a joint leash, they walk very well together! Both Gabby and Zander know their basic commands such as sit, shake, and lie down. Zander knows exactly when you are talking to him, he will sit and listen intently for as long as you are willing to talk to him. Since Gabby and Zander were born and raised together, CHS will only adopt them out together. Call and ask CHS Staff about their "special" adoption fee.
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You were right, Rudy is a very stubborn dog...

I adopted Rudy from you guys a few days after christmas. And you were right he is a stubborn dog.

In the first three months I had him he would run away every chance he got! When the door would open, he would be there trying to get out. He would never listen to me, no matter how much I worked with him. Well I was about ready to turn him back into the human society, because I could not deal with having a dog that would never listen. Well some people told me to put a training collar on him and train him that way. So I went out and bought a collar. I really never liked training collars because I always thought they were for mean dogs, and Rudy wasn't mean, just very stubborn.

Well I put it on him and he tried to run off so I pushed the remote button, he came running back to my side. Well after Rudy having the collar on for about two weeks he turned in to the best dog in the whole entire world. I highly belive that he had a collar on previous to being at the Cascades Humane Society. I probably have only used the button less than 10 times but gave the warning beep a number of times.

Rudy never wears his training collar any more, he has learned to stay in the yard without it and minds my every command. But one thing I can not seem to break is his stunt devil in him. I have witnessed Rudy pushing out a screen and jumping from a second story window, he also likes to climb trees and chase the squirrels up them and he also can jump a four foot, chain link fence when he thinks you are not looking. But even though he can do all of these things, I still love him and would never give him up. He has changed alot and I am still amazed how he turned his total act around in two weeks!