Tyson

This sweet boy is still waiting for his forever family! He’s currently in a foster home, and thanks to our volunteer Joanna, we’ve learned so much about what kind of home would be perfect for him!<br/><br/>Here’s what Joanna has to say about Tyson:<br/><br/>“Tyson is such a good boy! He knows ‘sit’ and ‘stay,’ and listens when I tell him to go to his bed or come here. He’s completely house-trained — even if I’m gone a full workday, there are never any accidents!<br/><br/>He doesn’t need a crate — he’s perfectly content snoozing on the couch until you get home. He’s friendly with other dogs he meets on walks.<br/><br/>He can be a little nervous at first, but he’s not reactive — he just wants hugs and cuddles from everyone he meets.<br/><br/>I wouldn’t recommend a home with small animals — he has a strong instinct to chase squirrels.<br/><br/>He’s a quiet boy overall, rarely barks, and mostly makes little playful growls when he’s playing tug of war with my dog, Nina.<br/><br/>He loves his toys (especially durable ones — he’s a toy destroyer! ) and enjoys his chew time, too.<br/><br/>But most of all, Tyson loves to snuggle and be close to his people. He just wants love, attention, and time to play outside.”<br/><br/> Tyson is ready to find a family who will give him the love he deserves. Could that be you?<br/><br/>If you’re interested in meeting Tyson or learning more about adopting him, call our southold location today!

This sweet boy is still waiting for his forever family! He’s currently in a foster home, and thanks to our volunteer Joanna, we’ve learned so much about what kind of home would be perfect for him!

Here’s what Joanna has to say about Tyson:

“Tyson is such a good boy! He knows ‘sit’ and ‘stay,’ and listens when I tell him to go to his bed or come here. He’s completely house-trained — even if I’m gone a full workday, there are never any accidents!

He doesn’t need a crate — he’s perfectly content snoozing on the couch until you get home. He’s friendly with other dogs he meets on walks.

He can be a little nervous at first, but he’s not reactive — he just wants hugs and cuddles from everyone he meets.

I wouldn’t recommend a home with small animals — he has a strong instinct to chase squirrels.

He’s a quiet boy overall, rarely barks, and mostly makes little playful growls when he’s playing tug of war with my dog, Nina.

He loves his toys (especially durable ones — he’s a

This sweet boy is still waiting for his forever family! He’s currently in a foster home, and thanks to our volunteer Joanna, we’ve learned so much about what kind of home would be perfect for him!

Here’s what Joanna has to say about Tyson:

“Tyson is such a good boy! He knows ‘sit’ and ‘stay,’ and listens when I tell him to go to his bed or come here. He’s completely house-trained — even if I’m gone a full workday, there are never any accidents!

He doesn’t need a crate — he’s perfectly content snoozing on the couch until you get home. He’s friendly with other dogs he meets on walks.

He can be a little nervous at first, but he’s not reactive — he just wants hugs and cuddles from everyone he meets.

I wouldn’t recommend a home with small animals — he has a strong instinct to chase squirrels.

He’s a quiet boy overall, rarely barks, and mostly makes little playful growls when he’s playing tug of war with my dog, Nina.

He loves his toys (especially durable ones — he’s a toy destroyer! ) and enjoys his chew time, too.

But most of all, Tyson loves to snuggle and be close to his people. He just wants love, attention, and time to play outside.”

Tyson is ready to find a family who will give him the love he deserves. Could that be you?

If you’re interested in meeting Tyson or learning more about adopting him, call our southold location toda