Ty

Adopt Ty! <br/><br/>Ty is estimated to be 3-4 years old, and is a purebred Standard Poodle weighing around 60 pounds. His foster family says he’s truly as sweet as they come. This lovable boy has a wonderful personality and so much love to give. He quickly becomes everyone’s best friend and absolutely loves meeting new people. Ty thrives on companionship and being part of the family.<br/><br/>Ty has excellent house manners and is fully housebroken. He can be trusted out of a crate when left alone and is not destructive in the home. He sleeps soundly through the night for 8–9 hours and is generally a very quiet dog, only barking occasionally if he hears an unusual noise outside.<br/><br/>This handsome guy enjoys his routines, especially his long morning walks, and he always has a healthy appetite! Like many curious pups, he has occasionally been known to “counter surf,” and he could benefit from some continued work on basic commands and training. He will also need regular professional grooming every 4-6 weeks to keep him looking and feeling his best!<br/><br/>Ty has only been in the car a couple of times, but with patience and more positive experiences, we think he’ll get used to it quickly. We are still learning about how he interacts with other dogs (he has been around them in previous living situations), so proper slow introduction will be necessary for safe integration. We prefer he goes to a home without cats at this time.<br/><br/>We think Ty would thrive in a forever home where he has plenty of companionship during the day, as well as plenty of structured exercise. He would likely do wonderfully with an active and experienced family (kids age 8+) who would enjoy playing with him and including him in daily life. A fenced yard is ideal.<br/><br/>If you’re looking for a loyal, affectionate companion with a gentle heart, Ty may be your perfect match! <br/><br/>Apply here: www.pprct.org

Adopt Ty!

Ty is estimated to be 3-4 years old, and is a purebred Standard Poodle weighing around 60 pounds. His foster family says he’s truly as sweet as they come. This lovable boy has a wonderful personality and so much love to give. He quickly becomes everyone’s best friend and absolutely loves meeting new people. Ty thrives on companionship and being part of the family.

Ty has excellent house manners and is fully housebroken. He can be trusted out of a crate when left alone and is not destructive in the home. He sleeps soundly through the night for 8–9 hours and is generally a very quiet dog, only barking occasionally if he hears an unusual noise outside.

This handsome guy enjoys his routines, especially his long morning walks, and he always has a healthy appetite! Like many curious pups, he has occasionally been known to “counter surf,” and he could benefit from some continued work on basic commands and training. He will also need regular professional grooming every 4-6 weeks to keep him look

Adopt Ty!

Ty is estimated to be 3-4 years old, and is a purebred Standard Poodle weighing around 60 pounds. His foster family says he’s truly as sweet as they come. This lovable boy has a wonderful personality and so much love to give. He quickly becomes everyone’s best friend and absolutely loves meeting new people. Ty thrives on companionship and being part of the family.

Ty has excellent house manners and is fully housebroken. He can be trusted out of a crate when left alone and is not destructive in the home. He sleeps soundly through the night for 8–9 hours and is generally a very quiet dog, only barking occasionally if he hears an unusual noise outside.

This handsome guy enjoys his routines, especially his long morning walks, and he always has a healthy appetite! Like many curious pups, he has occasionally been known to “counter surf,” and he could benefit from some continued work on basic commands and training. He will also need regular professional grooming every 4-6 weeks to keep him looking and feeling his best!

Ty has only been in the car a couple of times, but with patience and more positive experiences, we think he’ll get used to it quickly. We are still learning about how he interacts with other dogs (he has been around them in previous living situations), so proper slow introduction will be necessary for safe integration. We prefer he goes to a home without cats at