Rat Terrier Dogs Available for Adoption in Detroit, Michigan

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Cartman A183178
20 lbs. neutered male, approx 8 months

This sweet boy is going by Jack in his foster home!
- Jack didn't have an easy start to life, and he came into foster needing lots of TLC. You'd never know by his personality though, as he's such a happy and loving boy.
- Medium energy guy, and most of his day is spent sunbathing or snuggling with his foster friends. He is 100% a lap dog whether its human or other pups.
- Very affectionate boy who likes to snuggle on the couch, and is happy just to enjoy your company
- Great self entertainer and plays with his toys. He's also happy to share with his friends
- Snacks are the way to his heart, and who can blame him! He is still working on gaining weight, but he's not complaining about the extra helpings.
- Loves the company of other dogs, and would do great in a home with other fur siblings. Slow intros always recommended.
- Has not been cat tested, but shows no prey drive to small animals in the yard
- Doing great with potty training. About 99% consistent, just working on fine tuning having him tell you when it's time to go out.
- Crate trained, and will often go in to hang there on his own when he's decided it's bed time
- As with any puppy, he'll need continued time and training to be the best boy he can be!

*Can be adopted solo, or with his sister Marsh

This pet is in a foster home! If you are interested in meeting Cartman, please email foster@friendsofdacc.org with subject line "Cartman A183178"

Meet all of our adoptable pets on our website friendsofdacc.org/adopt

There is a suggested donation of $100 for our dogs, and $40 for cats payable by cash, check or through paypal at the time of the adoption.

The Rat Terrier is a lively and intelligent breed known for its versatility and agility. With a compact and muscular build, these dogs are energetic and make excellent companions for active individuals and families. Rat Terriers are adept at a variety of activities, from hunting to obedience training, thanks to their keen intelligence and eager to please nature. Their short coat requires minimal grooming, making them low maintenance pets. Overall, the Rat Terrier is a spirited and loyal breed, well suited to various lifestyles.