Daddio
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Daddio
AvailableDaddio is a young male Lab/Cane Corso mix, approximately 55-60 lbs, with a beautiful short black coat. He's not house trained yet, but he's eager to learn. Daddio is already neutered and vaccinated, ready for a loving home in Andover, MA.
About Daddio
Meet Daddio, a charming young Lab/Cane Corso mix ready to find his forever home. Currently out of state, he will be transported to New England soon, with no added travel costs. Daddio is about to turn two years old and weighs between 55 and 60 pounds. This friendly, affectionate boy was once a stray in Mississippi, wandering the streets and still retaining his resilience despite a rough start. He has an incredible spirit and is ready to embrace life with a loving family. Though he hasn’t lived with children, he appears intrigued by them and has a gentle temperament, so he could adapt well. Daddio enjoys the company of other dogs but would thrive best in a cat-free environment. He is leash-trained and familiar with crate training but will require some guidance and patience to adjust to indoor living after being outdoors. With soulful eyes and a calm demeanor, Daddio would fit nicely in various homes, eager to learn and grow with his new family. He even has a fun side—who knows, he might just start a jazz band in your basement! His adoption fee is fully waived, and he is up to date on vaccinations and neutered. If you’re interested in adopting Daddio, please fill out an application to start the process.
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Questions about Daddio
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Daddio, as a Lab/Cane Corso mix, typically thrives in a home where he gets plenty of attention and opportunities for exercise, making a spacious area ideal.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Daddio would appreciate a good amount of outdoor space to play and explore. Regular walks and some yard time would help keep him happy.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
While Daddio hasn't lived with children, his gentle nature and curiosity suggest he could adapt well in a home with kids.
