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A573547
Located At: Prince Georges County Animal Services Division
Description: Shelter staff named me Berlin.
I am an unaltered male, brindle Cane Corso.
I am an unaltered male, brindle Cane Corso.
Age: The shelter staff think I am about 3 years old.
Weight: I weigh approximately 125.60 lbs.
More Info: I have been at the shelter since Sep 27, 2026.
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Meet Berlin A573547 & Frankfurt A573548 ??
Finding a home for TWO bonded BIG boys takes a little more so this bio and this video are a little different and a little longer and raw-er.
But honestly, these two deserve the extra effort—because they have each other. ??
Berlin and Frankfurt were found as strays, and we don’t know what their life looked like before they arrived at the shelter. What we do know is that they are deeply connected. Berlin is the confident one, and Frankfurt looks to his brother for reassurance and direction. He pulls toward Berlin on leash and would probably follow him anywhere if given the chance.
They eat together, take treats together, and share their kennel without fighting or competing. They simply seem to feel safer with each other. When one moves, the other is right there. They are a pair, and separating them would mean taking away the one familiar thing they have left.
They appear to be young, with beautiful shiny white teeth, and both boys are incredibly sweet. They haven’t participated in playgroup yet, but we’re eager to learn more about how they interact with other dogs.
These boys didn’t choose each other at the shelter—they arrived together, and somehow they’ve managed to hold onto each other through all of the uncertainty.
Now they need someone willing to choose both of them. ????
Two big boys. One bond. One home.
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Meet Berlin A573547 & Frankfurt A573548 ??
Finding a home for TWO bonded BIG boys takes a little more so this bio and this video are a little different and a little longer and raw-er.
But honestly, these two deserve the extra effort—because they have each other. ??
Berlin and Frankfurt were found as strays, and we don’t know what their life looked like before they arrived at the shelter. What we do know is that they are deeply connected. Berlin is the confident one, and Frankfurt looks to his brother for reassurance and direction. He pulls toward Berlin on leash and would probably follow him anywhere if given the chance.
They eat together, take treats together, and share their kennel without fighting or competing. They simply seem to feel safer with each other. When one moves, the other is right there. They are a pair, and separating them would mean taking away the one familiar thing they have left.
They appear to be young, with beautiful shiny white teeth, and both boys are incredibly sweet. They haven’t participated in playgroup yet, but we’re eager to learn more about how they interact with other dogs.
These boys didn’t choose each other at the shelter—they arrived together, and somehow they’ve managed to hold onto each other through all of the uncertainty.
Now they need someone willing to choose both of them. ????
Two big boys. One bond. One home.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DdaOHEluY9p/?stkn=dHRnNjhobmRkaW9w
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Shelter information
Location: Prince Georges County Animal Services Division
Phone Number: (301) 780-7200
Address: 3750 Brown Station Road
Upper Marlboro, MD 20772
Upper Marlboro, MD 20772
