This is Penny. She’s 85 pounds of Great Dane meets Black Lab with just enough mystery DNA sprinkled in for fun. Penny is five, which in dog years means she’s fully over the chaos of puppy nonsense but still young enough to play fetch if you can toss the ball for her.
Penny is now fully bionic. Two ACL repairs later, Penny is stronger, faster, and ready to prove that orthopedic surgeons aren’t just for pro athletes. She’s housebroken, knows her commands, and is the kind of dog who makes you look like you actually trained her but she is naturally kind of fastidious.
Penny’s main hobbies are lounging hardcore, maintaining a squirrel-free yard, and ensuring the Amazon guy knows she is watching him because he is very shifty in her opinion. She does not like super chaotic environments and her ideal home needs to be calm and predictable with a fenced yard and people who don’t need constant social whirlwinds to feel alive. In the same vein, if you have kids with active social lives with constant comings and goings, Penny isn’t going to love that. However, if you house is more like true crime TV sofa binge sessions as your form of weekend entertainment, Penny is down with that.
