$250
Tytus
Available for: Pickup
About Tytus
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Tytus is a very sweet boy, He absolutely loves everyone and other pets as well but loves Food the most lol. He is house trained( doesn’t make a mess when you leave home) He is potty trained. I use to only do potty indoors on pee pad, but i just moved recently and he does go outside now to potty. Knows how to use a doggie door as well. His birthday is 12/10/2025. He is 10 pounds, He is up to date on all his vaccines. Is microchipped and got neutered a few months ago. Tytus just had his monthly flea tick heartworm prescription pill on September 26 so he’s good on that for a month. He will come with collar, leash, bed and food and water bowls, dog food and a booster doggie car seat. He does wonderful on car rides. He absolutely loves to eat. He is not picky. He eats fruits ( no grapes, they are poisonous for dogs) and loves veggies. . I feed him purina pro plan, sensitive stomach salmon and rice mixed with homemade food twice a day and he absolutely loves the homemade food, it’s just turkey, sweet potatoes, green beans, blueberries carrots and sometimes a few other fruits and veggies, but those are the main along with a little turmeric and coconut oil added in. My rehoming has absolutely nothing to do with him. I’ve been out of work since the first week of June with a non work related injury and the past few months have been very challenging financially to say the least. I’m falling behind. Tytus will make a great companion for anybody because he loves to play if you have other animals, but he also likes to be laid-back and chill and relax on the couch, chair or your bed. He loves to sleep with you too, but he’s very used to sleeping in his own bed. He absolutely loves to chew on long lasting doggie bones. He enjoys laying out in the sun as well And he loves to be called Ty Ty (it makes him excited) but he knows his name is Tytus. I’m asking for $250 for rehoming
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Brown/Chocolate
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Joy B.
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