Tongue (surgery 10/2)
- Puppy
- Male
- Large
- Rottweiler
- Mixed Breed
Tongue (surgery 10/2)
Current Location
Mason, MI
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Tongue (surgery 10/2)'s Compatibility
This pet has unknown compatibility with kids.
This pet has unknown compatibility with dogs.
This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
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Tongue (surgery 10/2)'s Story
Meet Tongue, a 6-month-old Rottweiler who already weighs 60 pounds! He is a typical Rottweiler puppy with a big personality. He can be barky when he is frustrated or wants something and is still working on his manners. He also has a rough, wrestly play style with other dogs and will need continued guidance to learn appropriate play.<br/><br/>Because of his size, strength, and breed traits, Tongue would do best with an adopter who has experience with Rottweilers or other large guardian breeds. He will need someone who can provide structure, training, exercise, and plenty of mental enrichment as he grows into a big, powerful adult dog.
Meet Tongue, a 6-month-old Rottweiler who already weighs 60 pounds! He is a typical Rottweiler puppy with a big personality. He can be barky when he is frustrated or wants something and is still working on his manners. He also has a rough, wrestly play style with other dogs and will need continued guidance to learn appropriate play.
Because of his size, strength, and breed traits, Tongue would do best with an adopter who has experience with Rottweilers or other large guardian breeds. He will need someone who can provide structure, training, exercise, and plenty of mental enrichment as he grows into a big, powerful adult dog.
Meet Tongue, a 6-month-old Rottweiler who already weighs 60 pounds! He is a typical Rottweiler puppy with a big personality. He can be barky when he is frustrated or wants something and is still working on his manners. He also has a rough, wrestly play style with other dogs and will need continued guidance to learn appropriate play.
Because of his size, strength, and breed traits, Tongue would do best with an adopter who has experience with Rottweilers or other large guardian breeds. He will need someone who can provide structure, training, exercise, and plenty of mental enrichment as he grows into a big, powerful adult dog.
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How To Adopt
Tongue (surgery 10/2) is from Ingham County Animal Control and Shelter
[Mason, MI]
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