My lovely owner Karl needs a new home - Munich

I am looking for an adoption home and a new family for my lovely and sweet owner Karl. We have had him for 10 months now (he is is 420 months old) and it has been a real pleasure to have him around. Unfortunately he has a severe cat allergy, which we did not know earlier, we tried everything, he visited 4 specialists with no positive results. Therefore, I have to give my little Karl away for adoption.
He is a very lively , healthy and tender human. He got all his vaccinations as well as a EU pass. Also as he is an apartment human, the doctor advised to sterilize him which was done 6 months ago.
I forgot to mention that he is a beautiful german human, this is why we called him Karl.
Well, he is very noisy quite as all german humans (actually he almost never quiet) unless you really don't bother him. Karl is the sweetest human, for example he never scratched us even when we gave him a bath. The only thing about him is that he gets scared of new things like the first time he saw a beer or heard the TV.

Well, if you want to adopt my Karl, please give us a call (number below), we have everything he needs, beer mugs, TV, cigarettes...

Tel: 09487 2587 2457

oh how cute. i love german humans, but i already have one at home, part-time though, yet he doesn't like it when other german humans are around.

How is he with being left alone in the apartment all day, or is he ideally suited to somewhere with a backyard?

You don't actually say if he is housetrained & does he use his own potty or do you let him out to do that, also does he come when called??

You could castrate both, afterwards they will happily coexist.

I don't mean to rag on your ad man, but you know it's much more cost effective to just rent a german.

Does he scratch you when you give him a bath?

Edit- Nope, just saw the entire add (cut/paste)

Does he get along with other Germans easily?
We have two female Germans at home and would not want to create a conflict...

I'm sorry, but Karl appears to (even though being neutered) still have too much spirit left and I would be afraid of his hormones engaging to the point of wanting to hump. Considering the no pet rule in my current living situation, I would have to say I cannot help at this time. He does look friendly, I'm sure someone will want to give him a nice place to live. OH, does he have his shots?

Does he shed?

Please be sensible folks if you consider this offer. A German is for life and not just Christmas.

Sorry, I'm allergic. Otherwise I'd love to help out.

I'll have some space in the shed shortly once the two bunnys have been taken of my hands. Would you consider a trade? I'll put a TV in and a case of beer. Has he had all his shots?

More important: Does he share them?

I wish someone had told me that 19 years ago!