Large Dogs for Adoption in Prescott Valley, AZ: 30 Big Dogs Looking for a Home

Dudley is a sweet, affectionate, and very playful boy with a lot of personality and energy. He loves attention, playing with his toys, being outside, going for walks, and especially playing with other dogs. He really loves having someone to play with. He can be pretty enthusiastic during playtime, so another playful dog who can match his energy would be a great match. He is good with adults and elementary aged children on a leash, but he has not been testing with children in a home. He is housetrained, uses a doggy door, and knows basic commands. He does fairly well on a leash, but he still pulls at times, especially when he's excited about going for a walk. He is a typical young Husky who is curious, energetic, and always looking for something to do.

Dudley has some separation anxiety, particularly when he is left alone crated. This is improving, and he has a prescription for trazodone to help when he needs to be crated for extended periods of time. He also has enamel hypoplasia which affects the enamel on his teeth. He received a dental treatment, including bonding, in August 2026. Dudley's current owner is unable to give him the exercise and attention he needs and is heartbroken to have to find him a new home. Dudley would thrive in a home with a fenced yard, plenty of exercise, attention, and companionship. A bonus would be a similarly energetic pet sibling too. Meet Dudley today!

If you are interested in meeting this dog, please visit our website for our online application www.underdogaz.com PLEASE NOTE: This dog is courtesy posted for another individual or Rescue. Different policies and fees may apply.

Ideal Home: She would love a home where she can be a part of a family. She could work with a busy family that is on the go or a quieter family....she just wants people that will love her and include her in their lives. She has always been the only dog:)

Adoption Requirements: Athena’s adoption fee is $400. If you live in the Phoenix metro area and think she could be the right fit for you, please complete an adoption application*: helpadogsmile.org/adoption-application.

*Please note that the application is not a commitment to adopt–it is a tool used to help determine if a dog and applicant would make a good match. Applications are forwarded to the foster family for review and follow-up.

He even plays with a little frenchy in his foster home very well. We are learning more about Storm every day, but one thing is certain: he is going to make a wonderful companion. We are so excited to find his forever family and watch him blossom into the incredible dog we know he is meant to be! Adoption Process:If you are interested in adopting one of our fun-loving, "not-so-rotten" Rotties, you will be asked to fill out our adoption application which allows us to get to know you better. This ensures the dog you are interested in is a good fit for your family and lifestyle. You can access our Adoption Application by visiting our website at www.rottenrottie.com, clicking on Adopt a Rottweiler- Adoption Application, and submitting the form online.After reviewing your answers, if we feel the dog you are interested in is not a match for your family, we may recommend a different Rottweiler companion. Once we determine which dog is best for you, we will schedule a meeting at their current home, where they feel most comfortable and act naturally.We require a home check to ensure each dog is going to a safe environment. To finalize the process, an adoption contract must be signed. We also require a rehoming fee, which is typically $500 for most adults and $350 for seniors (6 years and older) or Rottweiler mixes of any age (excluding puppies). Fees for puppies fluctuate depending on the investment required for the litter and whether they are purebred or a mix. These funds are necessary for our organization to continue rehoming Rottweilers in need.All of our dogs are spayed/neutered, fully vaccinated, microchipped, and have tested negative for heartworms. Each dog comes with a collar and a leash. We also address any injuries or illnesses they had upon arrival or developed in foster care; any such conditions will be fully disclosed to the adopter prior to the adoption.Please Note: In almost all cases, we do not adopt to out-of-state applicants. On rare occasions, if we feel it is a PERFECT match for both you and the dog, we may make an exception for our neighbors in Las Vegas. If you live in Las Vegas and would like to be considered, please fill out our adoption application.

If you are interested in meeting Charolette or any of our adoptable dogs, please visit our website at http://www.rottenrottie.com and complete our adoption questionnaire.Adoption Process:If you are interested in adopting one of our fun-loving, "not-so-rotten" Rotties, you will be asked to fill out our adoption application which allows us to get to know you better. This ensures the dog you are interested in is a good fit for your family and lifestyle. You can access our Adoption Application by visiting our website at http://www.rottenrottie.com, click on Adopt a Rottweiler, Adoption Application, and submit the form online.After reviewing your answers, if we feel the dog you are interested in is not a match for your family, we may recommend a different Rottweiler companion. Once we determine which dog is best for you, we will schedule a meeting at their current home, where they feel most comfortable and act naturally.We require a home check to ensure each dog is going to a safe environment. To finalize the process, an adoption contract must be signed. We also require a rehoming fee, which is typically $500 for most adults and $350 for seniors (6 years and older) or Rottweiler mixes of any age (excluding puppies). Fees for puppies fluctuate depending on the investment required for the litter and whether they are purebred or a mix. These funds are necessary for our organization to continue rehoming Rottweilers in need.All of our dogs are spayed/neutered, fully vaccinated, microchipped, and have tested negative for heartworms. Each dog comes with a collar and a leash. We also address any injuries or illnesses they had upon arrival or developed in foster care; any such conditions will be fully disclosed to the adopter prior to the adoption.Please Note: In almost all cases, we do not adopt to out-of-state applicants. On rare occasions, if we feel it is a PERFECT match for both you and the dog, we may make an exception for our neighbors in Las Vegas. If you live in Las Vegas and would like to be considered, please fill out our adoption application.

When we picked him up, he had a case of kennel cough, which is now almost fully resolved, as well as some nosebleeds. We have already taken him to our vet and are actively working toward getting him back into tip-top shape! In addition, Gino will be neutered as soon as he has fully recovered.Gino is a wonderfully affectionate boy who will be ready in no time for his forever home!Adoption Process:If you are interested in adopting one of our fun-loving, "not-so-rotten" Rotties, you will be asked to fill out our adoption application which allows us to get to know you better. This ensures the dog you are interested in is a good fit for your family and lifestyle. You can access our Adoption Application by visiting our website at www.rottenrottie.com (http://www.rottenrottie.com/). Under the drop down menu click on Adopt a Rottweiler, then click on Adoption Application, and submit the form online.After reviewing your answers, if we feel the dog you are interested in is not a match for your family, we may recommend a different Rottweiler companion. Once we determine which dog is best for you, we will schedule a meeting at their current home, where they feel most comfortable and act naturally.We require a home check to ensure each dog is going to a safe environment. To finalize the process, an adoption contract must be signed. We also require a rehoming fee, which is typically $500 for most adults and $350 for seniors (6 years and older) or Rottweiler mixes of any age (excluding puppies). Fees for puppies fluctuate depending on the investment required for the litter and whether they are purebred or a mix. These funds are necessary for our organization to continue rehoming Rottweilers in need.All of our dogs are spayed/neutered, fully vaccinated, microchipped, and have tested negative for heartworms. Each dog comes with a collar and a leash. We also address any injuries or illnesses they had upon arrival or developed in foster care; any such conditions will be fully disclosed to the adopter prior to the adoption.Please Note: In almost all cases, we do not adopt to out-of-state applicants. On rare occasions, if we feel it is a PERFECT match for both you and the dog, we may make an exception for our neighbors in Las Vegas. If you live in Las Vegas and would like to be considered, please fill out our adoption application.

Training: She walks on a leash and is busy learning basic words! She appears to be housetrained to boot!

Ideal Home: She would love a home where she can be a part of a family. She could work with a busy family that is on the go or a quieter family....she just wants people that will love her and include her in their lives.

Adoption Requirements: Athena’s adoption fee is $400. If you live in the Phoenix metro area and think she could be the right fit for you, please complete an adoption application*: helpadogsmile.org/adoption-application.

*Please note that the application is not a commitment to adopt–it is a tool used to help determine if a dog and applicant would make a good match. Applications are forwarded to the foster family for review and follow-up.

This type of behavior is common to the breed and in high-stress shelter environments. With consistency and proper training, it can be managed or overcome.When I met Zeke, I didn't see any reactivity at all. I took him out of his kennel, walked him into a play yard, and navigated past other dogs. He even sat calmly outside his kennel while we readjusted his leash with other dogs barking just a few feet away, and he didn't react. He stayed focused on me and sat patiently.However, just because I didn't witness reactivity during our initial meeting doesn't mean it never occurs. Once we get to know Zeke better and observe him across different settings, we’ll have a clearer picture of what support and environment he needs to succeed.Regardless of why he was on the euthanasia list, after meeting Zeke and seeing what a wonderful dog he is, we knew we had to save him. We don't know his exact age, but he appears to be between 1 and 2 years old. So far what we have seen from Zeke is a smart, even-tempered, affectionate, and gentle boy.As we spend more time learning his personality, likes, and dislikes, we will update his profile.At this time, we do not know how he does with other dogs, small animals, or children, but we will try to test him in as many different environments as is safe and appropriate. In addition, Zeke will be heading to training with Amanda at Paw Creek Training next week! Amanda will determine how he does with other dogs, correct any behavioral concerns she finds, and teach him all his basic obedience. We can't wait to watch Zeke become the best version of himself!We truly believe Zeke is going to make an amazing companion, and we look forward to helping him build the life he has always deserved!If you are interested in meeting Zeke or any of our adoptable dogs, please visit our website at http://www.rottenrottie.com and complete our adoption questionnaire.Adoption Process:If you are interested in adopting one of our fun-loving, "not-so-rotten" Rotties, you will be asked to fill out our adoption application which allows us to get to know you better. This ensures the dog you are interested in is a good fit for your family and lifestyle. You can access our Adoption Application by visiting our website at http://www.rottenrottie.com, click on Adopt a Rottweiler, Adoption Application, and submit the form online.After reviewing your answers, if we feel the dog you are interested in is not a match for your family, we may recommend a different Rottweiler companion. Once we determine which dog is best for you, we will schedule a meeting at their current home, where they feel most comfortable and act naturally.We require a home check to ensure each dog is going to a safe environment. To finalize the process, an adoption contract must be signed. We also require a rehoming fee, which is typically $500 for most adults and $350 for seniors (6 years and older) or Rottweiler mixes of any age (excluding puppies). Fees for puppies fluctuate depending on the investment required for the litter and whether they are purebred or a mix. These funds are necessary for our organization to continue rehoming Rottweilers in need.All of our dogs are spayed/neutered, fully vaccinated, microchipped, and have tested negative for heartworms. Each dog comes with a collar and a leash. We also address any injuries or illnesses the

She needs a doggy friend to play with, learn from, and help show her that the world isn’t such a scary place.
We would love to see Winnie in a patient, loving home where she can continue to blossom at her own pace. She’s just a baby and will need guidance, continued training, and lots of positive experiences.
With a little patience, a doggy best friend, and a whole lot of love, this sweet girl is going to make someone an amazing companion! ❤️
Who has room in their home and heart for little Winnie?
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Training: Ozzy is off to a great start and already showing how smart and eager to learn he is. He is housebroken with a dog door, settles well in his crate, and sleeps soundly through the night. Ozzy already knows "sit" and "down", is working on "come" and "leave it", walks nicely on a leash, and is very food motivated, making him a fun dog to train. Like any puppy, Ozzy is still learning manners. He is currently teething and can be mouthy during play. He is also very enthusiastic around other dogs and is still learning appropriate play and social skills.

Ideal Home: Ozzy is looking for a committed family that understands the joys and challenges of raising a large breed puppy. Ozzy would love an active family who will take him on adventures. He will thrive with training, exercise, socialization, and structure as he grows. Because Ozzy is still working through puppy behaviors, he would do best in an adult-only home or a home with dog-savvy teens or tweens.

Adoption Requirements: Ozzy's adoption fee is $400. If you have a securely fenced yard, and are ready for all things puppy, please complete an adoption application*: https://helpadogsmile.org/adoption-application/

*Please note that the application is not a commitment to adopt–it is a tool used to help determine if a dog and applicant would make a good match. Applications are forwarded to the foster family for review and follow-up.

I'll need a calm home environment that I can safely navigate and low-impact activities to keep me entertained. When I am feeling safe and comfortable, I love to lean in for snuggles and stay close to my person. My future family should also be prepared to partner with a veterinarian, share my medical records, and seek additional care if my needs change. I have so much love to give, and I’m hoping to find someone who will meet me with patience, understanding, and plenty of love. My adoption fee is $150. I'm spayed, vaccinated, and microchipped. Schedule an appointment to meet me by visiting AlmostThereRescue.org/adopt/Think we might be a perfect match? Visit adoptapup.as.me to schedule your appointment. I can't wait to find my forever family!

Zeus is a medium-high energy boy who loves to plat fetch and tug-of-war. Then, he turns into a cuddle bug with his person. He does not show toy or food aggression. He is housetrained, crate trained and doggy door trained. He can be trusted alone at home (doesn't chew anything up). His only mischief is stealing food off the counter. Although he is crate trained, he does get anxious in it. He does well outside in his dog house or just chilling in the home. Zeus walks beautifully on a leash and is muzzle-trained for public. He bonds hard once you are his person--you will be his whole world. He is deeply loyal, protective, and affectionate with his people. He just needs slow introductions to build that trust.

He needs to be in an adult-only home with no other pets and a low-traffic household. When company comes over, he needs his own space to also build trust. His bite record is disclosed, and he needs an experienced owner who understands protective dogs and will keep his structure, boundaries, and muzzle use in public. There is a $50 rehoming fee. He is not a fit for a first-time dog owner or a busy household. However, he is truly a devoted companion in the right home. Meet Zeus today!

If you are interested in meeting this dog, please visit our website for our online application www.underdogaz.com PLEASE NOTE: This dog is courtesy posted for another individual or Rescue. Different policies and fees may apply.

He would also be fine with kids around 7 years and older. Not because he’s mean — quite the opposite — but because Meatball is a lumbering giant who may accidentally send a little kid flying just by turning around.

Meatball came to us after being removed from a neglectful situation. When he arrived, he was terribly thin and you could see every rib and bone on his body.

Thankfully, those days are behind him.

Now he is filling out beautifully and turning into the giant, goofy Meatball he was always supposed to be.

House trained
Rides well in the car
Pretty decent on leash
Loves female dogs
Professional cuddler
Certified goofball

And Meatball has VERY quickly learned that rescue life comes with excellent snacks.

His current food pyramid consists of:

Cow cheek rolls
Bully sticks
Chicken feet
Duck feet
Tracheas
And the most important food group of all… COSTCO COOKIES.

Meatball is looking for someone who wants a big, handsome shadow following them around the house, leaning against them for affection, and staring at them like they are the greatest human being on Earth.

He has already experienced what it feels like to be forgotten.

Now he deserves to be someone’s whole world.

Think you need a Meatball in your life?

Now it’s time for Mabel to have the one thing every rescue dog deserves — a family who chooses her forever. ❤️

I’m terrible on a leash right now! I’m strong, I have places I think I need to go, and apparently nobody ever explained to me that I’m supposed to walk WITH the person holding the leash. We’re working on it, and I’ll need an adopter willing to continue teaching me that walks don’t involve dragging my human down the street.

Underneath all that muscle and that enormous pumpkin head is a sweet, lovable boy who just wants what every Mastiff wants — a family, a couch, love, and probably a snack or twelve.

If you’ve been waiting for a big, handsome, goofy English Mastiff to take over your couch, Harold might just be your guy.

Apparently nobody told me how amazing duck feet, bully sticks, and cow cheek rolls are! I’m definitely making up for lost time.

About 3 years old
House trained
Crate trained
Calm and mellow
Can live with a compatible female dog
Or I’d be perfectly happy being your one and only
Professional treat tester in training

If you’re looking for a big, handsome, easygoing guy who just wants a home, some love, and a steady supply of good chewies, Bruce might be your guy.

She will be having surgery soon to relieve the pain she feels from the injury to her back leg. Once she has recovered, she will be ready to find her forever home. Adoption Process:If you are interested in adopting one of our fun-loving, "not-so-rotten" Rotties, you will be asked to fill out our adoption application which allows us to get to know you better. This ensures the dog you are interested in is a good fit for your family and lifestyle. You can access our Adoption Application by visiting our website at www.rottenrottie.com (http://www.rottenrottie.com/), clicking on Adopt a Rottweiler, Adoption Application, and submitting the form online.After reviewing your answers, if we feel the dog you are interested in is not a match for your family, we may recommend a different Rottweiler companion. Once we determine which dog is best for you, we will schedule a meeting at their current home, where they feel most comfortable and act naturally.We require a home check to ensure each dog is going to a safe environment. To finalize the process, an adoption contract must be signed. We also require a rehoming fee, which is typically $500 for most adults and $350 for seniors (6 years and older) or Rottweiler mixes of any age (excluding puppies). Fees for puppies fluctuate depending on the investment required for the litter and whether they are purebred or a mix. These funds are necessary for our organization to continue rehoming Rottweilers in need.All of our dogs are spayed/neutered, fully vaccinated, microchipped, and have tested negative for heartworms. Each dog comes with a collar and a leash. We also address any injuries or illnesses they had upon arrival or developed in foster care; any such conditions will be fully disclosed to the adopter prior to the adoption.Please Note: In almost all cases, we do not adopt to out-of-state applicants. On rare occasions, if we feel it is a PERFECT match for both you and the dog, we may make an exception for our neighbors in Las Vegas. If you live in Las Vegas and would like to be considered, please fill out our adoption application.

Annabelle may need a little time to warm up when meeting someone new. Give her a few moments to get comfortable, and her sweet, affectionate personality starts to shine. She is playful, loves pets and attention, and enjoys walks, exploring, and splashing in kiddie pools. She is potty trained, crate trained, and walks nicely once outside. She also lived successfully with cats in her previous home.

Annabelle has cerebellar hypoplasia, a condition she was born with that affects balance and coordination. For her, this means a slight wobble or head tilt at times. The condition does not progressively worsen. Shelter veterinarians report that she is happy, active, comfortable, and enjoying a good quality of life, with no special treatment currently needed. Her little wobble does not keep her from enjoying the things she loves.

This affectionate girl needs a patient, committed family who will love her just as she is. After so many changes, Annabelle deserves a home where she can finally settle in and stay.

Watch her cute vid here (

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Apply now to save Annabelle

https://www.thedogsavers.org/apply-to-adopt/

call 480 331 4188

Located in Phoenix, Arizona.

Meet Onyx, a goofy, fun-loving boy who is always ready for his next adventure! He loves playing fetch, romping with toys, going for car rides, and getting plenty of cuddles. Onyx is social and well-mannered, with basic obedience skills, leash and crate training, and even a cute “speak” on command! He loves people of all ages and gets along well with dogs, cats, and kids. He’s also perfectly happy to kick back for a good nap when the fun is over. Onyx is a little food motivated, a little curious about what’s in the trash, and may have an occasional puppy accident if he waits too long to go outside—but his sweet personality and goofy charm make him an all-around lovable companion.

If you are interested in meeting this dog, please visit our website for our online application www.underdogaz.com PLEASE NOTE: This dog is courtesy posted for another individual or Rescue. Different policies and fees may apply.

Could you be Travis's person?

Because Maximus is such a large boy, we think older kids would be the best fit. He doesn’t mean any harm, but one happy bump from this guy could send a little one flying! Maximus will also be getting his cherry eye surgery soon so he can be looking and feeling his very best. He’s simply a really nice, mature boy who would love a family to call his own. If you love the big guys, Maximus might just be your perfect huge hunk of love.

We are so excited to finally get to know her better and would LOVE to find her either a foster home or, even better, a forever family of her very own. We honestly aren’t quite sure what breed mix she is — but whatever she is, she’s adorable. Madea would be perfect for someone looking for a nice, gentle dog and a quieter companion. She definitely seems to seek out women a little more quickly than men, but bring out a hot dog and you may find yourself becoming her new best friend pretty fast! She’s also discovering that treats are pretty wonderful. So far, duck feet and bully sticks are getting her stamp of approval. Sometimes the dogs who need just a little extra time are the ones who end up loving you the hardest. Madea deserves the chance to finally know what it feels like to belong.