You will not want to meet Chase unless you are looking to fall in love with the sweetest puppy ever. I saw her one night chasing a little old lady with a walker down Brookchase one night. (Hence the name Chase) I picked her up in my arms and started falling in love with her immediately. She has learned quickly to sit down adoringly at your feet with those almond shaped eyes when she wants you to bestow love upon her. We think that she might be a mix of Labrador and Great Dane due to her long legs, thin whip-like tail and rectangular head. Her large floppy square ears are always displaying different facets of her personality. Judging by her teeth I'm guessing that she is about 5-6 months. She loves nothing more than to cuddle in your arms with her head burried in the nape of your neck and will easily fall asleep that way if you let her. She is kennel trained and has this adorable little grunting sound she makes sometimes when you let her out of her cage. We took her to the beach on Labor Day and it took all of about 2 minutes for her to jump all paws in. She is a great swimmer and is learning how to boogie board. Might be a surfing dog one day once her body progresses from its awkward stage. Chase is great with other dogs, living in a household of 4 including Tyson, (also a Scouts Honor dog) the Shepherd mix. That's her older "brother". She would be amazing with or without dogs but needs someone that is willing to cuddle with her on the couch every once in a while because she yearns to be as close to your heart as possible.

Chase is a great dane/lab mix.  She is about 5-6 months old.  She is spayed, up to date on all of her shots and microchipped too.  If you are interested in adopting Chase, please email info@scoutshonor.org