Digby
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Digby
AvailableDigby is a small, male baby dog of the Rat Terrier breed. He has received his first vaccinations and is microchipped. While he is still a young pup, Digby is working on his house training and is in the process of leash training. He's located in Seattle, WA.
About Digby
Meet Digby, a sweet and smart young boy. Originally from Louisiana, he was in a shelter with his siblings before finding his way to a foster home in Seattle. He’s a bit shy with new people and dogs at first but warms up quickly, showing a delightful playful side with his foster pup siblings. Potty training is going well; he knows to go to the door when he needs to go outside and sleeps soundly in his crate through the night. Although Digby is generally quiet, he will alert bark if he hears noises or someone knocks at the door. He’s also beginning to get the hang of leash training. Digby has received his first round of vaccines and is microchipped. He will be neutered as part of his adoption agreement when he is between 8-12 months. His adoption fee is $525. If you’re interested in meeting this adorable boy, please visit our website and fill out an application. Let’s help Digby on his journey to a loving forever home. Click apply to start the adoption process.
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Questions about Digby
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Digby, as a Rat Terrier, is best suited for various living environments including apartments or houses, as long as he gets regular exercise and social interaction.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Rat Terriers like Digby usually thrive with a small yard or access to outdoor areas where they can run and play. Daily walks are also important.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Yes, Rat Terriers like Digby can be great with children, especially if socialized early and taught to interact gently.
