Tyrion

Meet Tyrion!<br/>Tyrion may take a little time to decide that you're his person, but once he does, you'll get to see the sweet, gentle boy hiding behind that initially cautious exterior. He's the kind of dog who needs a little time to settle in, but watching his confidence grow and his personality come out is incredibly rewarding.<br/><br/>Tyrion does have some specific needs that his future family will need to be prepared for. He has a history of resource guarding around food and valued items, so he'll need a calm, predictable mealtime routine where he can eat without being disturbed. Feeding him separately or in his kennel can help him feel safe and comfortable. If he has something special he's enjoying, a trade for something even better is the way to go rather than simply taking it away.<br/><br/>He also has allergies and will need to remain on a lamb- or salmon-based diet as part of his ongoing care. His adopter should be comfortable continuing this diet to help keep him feeling his best.<br/><br/>His ideal family will be patient, respectful, and willing to give him the structure and consistency he needs to feel secure.<br/><br/>Once Tyrion lets you into his world, his gentle, loving personality starts to shine. He may not be the dog who runs up to everyone and immediately says, "BEST FRIENDS!" but give him time, and you may just become his favorite person. And for Tyrion, that kind of trust is pretty special.

Meet Tyrion!
Tyrion may take a little time to decide that you're his person, but once he does, you'll get to see the sweet, gentle boy hiding behind that initially cautious exterior. He's the kind of dog who needs a little time to settle in, but watching his confidence grow and his personality come out is incredibly rewarding.

Tyrion does have some specific needs that his future family will need to be prepared for. He has a history of resource guarding around food and valued items, so he'll need a calm, predictable mealtime routine where he can eat without being disturbed. Feeding him separately or in his kennel can help him feel safe and comfortable. If he has something special he's enjoying, a trade for something even better is the way to go rather than simply taking it away.

He also has allergies and will need to remain on a lamb- or salmon-based diet as part of his ongoing care. His adopter should be comfortable continuing this diet to help keep him feeling his best.

His ideal family will b

Meet Tyrion!
Tyrion may take a little time to decide that you're his person, but once he does, you'll get to see the sweet, gentle boy hiding behind that initially cautious exterior. He's the kind of dog who needs a little time to settle in, but watching his confidence grow and his personality come out is incredibly rewarding.

Tyrion does have some specific needs that his future family will need to be prepared for. He has a history of resource guarding around food and valued items, so he'll need a calm, predictable mealtime routine where he can eat without being disturbed. Feeding him separately or in his kennel can help him feel safe and comfortable. If he has something special he's enjoying, a trade for something even better is the way to go rather than simply taking it away.

He also has allergies and will need to remain on a lamb- or salmon-based diet as part of his ongoing care. His adopter should be comfortable continuing this diet to help keep him feeling his best.

His ideal family will be patient, respectful, and willing to give him the structure and consistency he needs to feel secure.

Once Tyrion lets you into his world, his gentle, loving personality starts to shine. He may not be the dog who runs up to everyone and immediately says, "BEST FRIENDS!" but give him time, and you may just become his favorite person. And for Tyrion, that kind of trust is pretty special.