03/23/2024
Tanglewood is no longer breeding (and hasn't in many years now). Due to some financial and personal health concerns we are having difficulty caring for our animals to the level they deserve. With that in mind we have made the difficult decision to offer some of our beloved adults to be available for possible rehome if we find the proper situation. If you are interested and feel you may be a good fit please reach out.
Nymeria is our oldest and is lonely now that her cagemate daughter Boston has passed on. She is a very good and affectionate girl and loves all people. Her only concern is a high prey drive which impacts her ability to coexist peacefully with smaller animals so no cats, small dogs, or other animals are safe in the household with her. We sadly have too many other types of pets to bring her into our house as she'd prefer, and she deserves to be indoors for her older years. She gets along great with other large dogs and is a very social girl, but can be dominant with other females so its important to make sure they establish who's in charge. Boston was super submissive so they had no issues. She is not yet spayed but will be before rehome. She would love to be a housepet again and is great in the car. If given an outside area it is critical to note she's a Houdini dog and can escape from Alcatraz, no joke. Just because of her unpredictability with other animals she may meet I do use a muzzle when I take her out in public or to the vet, but it is not for any reason directed at people.
Juju is a great girl and presently gets along great as a cagemate to her daddy Baron. She is spayed and utd on vaccinations. She can be a bit shy at times but overall a very sweet and obedient girl. Can also be a good housedog. She used to live with cats fine but of course that should be re-evaluated since it's been a while. She is good in the car. She is becoming a bit dominant so has not been cohabitating with mom Nymeria since I'm not sure either will back down and want to be sure they are safe. She and Boston HATED each other which is why they were separated into parent/daughter pairs the way the were. According to a previous owner, she did get startled by a domineering stranger (male) and lightly nip once but the way it sounds I don’t blame her for that at all. I think most dogs would do so if a total stranger tried to manhandle them that way. I put a muzzle on her when I brought her to the vet just in case but I’ve never seen any sign of an issue.
Baron is a good boy but is a big clumsy oaf in the house and can reach and get into everything so can be destructive in the house. He is good for car rides, can be a bit of an escape artist but very obedient. He's very sweet and submissive with people but like most wolfdogs he can be timid so we usually muzzle him when going to the vet just in case he gets scared enough to nip, even though he never has. He's used to living outside and enjoys it (with proper shelter of course), but he'd love more attention and activity. Must have a companion, either Juju or Nymeria or another. He is not yet neutered but will be before rehome.
Rohan is still here also. He is super sweet but has had aggression issues so any new possible placement would need to be patient and understanding to build rapport with him. He is not yet neutered but will be before rehome.
