Dylan Jones
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Dylan Jones
AvailableDylan Jones is a medium-sized, affectionate adult male mixed breed dog who brings joy and playfulness to any home. He has a warm brown and cream coat and is already neutered and vaccinated. Living in Flint, MI, he is skilled at getting along with other dogs and enjoys the company of children. This loving pup weighs around 54 pounds and is sure to make any family feel complete.
About Dylan Jones
Dylan Jones is a charming 3-5 year old male mixed breed who tips the scales at around 54 pounds. Known for his affectionate nature, he leans in for cuddles, making him a lovable presence. He carries a few healing wounds and a notable scar across his back and shoulders, a testament to his resilient spirit. Dylan gets along well with other dogs, making meet-and-greets encouraged for those already living in the home. He's also friendly with children, particularly those over five years old, so introductions are a good idea. His warm personality makes him a perfect candidate for a loving home. Come meet him! Dylan comes vaccinated, neutered, heartworm tested, and microchipped. You can visit him at Genesee County Animal Control in Flint, MI, during the following hours: Tuesday - Friday from 12-6 pm and Saturday from 10 am - 2 pm. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!
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Questions about Dylan Jones
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Dylan Jones, being a mixed breed, typically thrives in a loving home where he can receive attention and affection.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Dylan enjoys outdoor spaces where he can play and explore, but he adapts well to various living situations as long as he gets enough exercise.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Dylan is friendly and gets along with children, especially those over five years old. It's always best to supervise interactions.











