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Diamonds in the Ruff

Finding loving homes for our overlooked dogs and cats 

 

Meet Titan

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Get to know the Diamond

Titan came all the way from TX to find a home to call his own! He was just a 20 lb. puppy when he was rescued, and now has grown into about 80-90 lbs of adult dog! 

 

Titan adores other dogs and was our go-to doggy date playmate at the shelter for other dogs, but was very nervous of new people. Once he bonded with a staff member or volunteer, he adored them and was very affectionate, but he had a hard time letting new people into his "inner circle."  Thanks so a generous donor, we were able to send Titan off to "doggy school" at a local board and train facility. There is has grown and blossomed into a well behaved dog! While still somewhat shy of new people, his training has allowed him to better get to know humans and he is ready for a home to call his own!

 

Titan fancies himself a lap dog once he loves you - he is a big snuggler! He would love to have a friendly dog pal to help break the ice when meeting new people, and to be his best pal. He loves car rides, is very food motivated, and is not picky. His favorite snack is peanut butter. 

 

He loves playtime with other pups and, despite being larger than many of his doggy pals, he is very sweet while jumping and playing with them. 

Basics

  • Age: 2 years old

  • D.O.B.: Approximately January 2023

  • Sex: Male (neutered)

  • Breed: Best guess: Mastiff/Shepherd mix

  • Weight: around 85 lbs.

Needs

  • Prior dog experience required.

  • An adult-only home.

  • No apartment-style or multi-family homes.

  • No dense neighborhoods

  • Best with another playful dog.

  • Needs a secure fenced-in yard for supervised playtime.

  • No more than 6 hours alone a day while he masters potty training; longer would require a potty and exercise break in the middle.

The ideal home described above is based on the knowledge of Buddy Dog’s staff. This list reflects what Buddy Dog staff believe will be necessary for the animals to succeed and be happy in an adoptive home.

Adopt

​We ask all prospective adopters to fill out an online application, which can be found here. If the animal becomes available and your application has been approved to move onto the next step, a staff member will schedule a remote interview prior to scheduling a meet-and-greet with the eligible animals.

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Please by patient as we receive many applications daily. If you have any questions, feel free to email info@buddydoghs.org or leave a voicemail at 978-443-6990.

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