Bullet is one big boy, tipping the scales at almost 43 kilos. Bullet is like a big playful kid and at this point wouldn’t be suited in a home with small children or small dogs due to him not recognizing how big he is. Bullet has a loving temperament and is enthusiastic to do everything. Bullet has been in foster care as the only dog in the home.
Some words from his foster carer:
He has shown potential to become an agreeable, relaxed go anywhere companion. He walks around the neighbourhood on a loose leash in front looking around.
He stays in his bed overnight, he is housetrained and will so out or wait to be taken out.
He loves his food but he is polite and relaxed with meals, He jumps in the car and travels well laying down. He doesnt get on the sofa or the human beds.
He greets dogs if they approach him but is happy to go past. Walks have been restricted to places where there arent bandicoots and rabbits as he gets excited and as he’s a big boy he can be strong and difficult to manage. He can get excited by other dogs running around but responds to management strategies to keep him engaged with the handler.
Bullet attended the Hobart show recently and lapped up all the attention.
