Name: Boxer Puppy
Brand: Boxer
SKU: 573728
Price: 400 USD
Availability: InStock

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Interests: 31

Meet Bently

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

573728

Price / Fee

$400

Pet

Puppy

Breed

Boxer

Location

Franklin, Venango County, Pennsylvania

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

His names Bently born July 13th pure bred male obviously. He’s almost 8 months old. He’s a huge snuggler and playful. Very gentle with kids as I have 3 grandchildren all under 2. As well as kids of my own at home. He is about 90% house broken he will go in the house if left unattended to long. I will tell u he will poop in a cage if u leave him in one I haven’t crate trained him cuz there’s always someone at home but times we weren’t he did go in the crate. Reason for getting rid of him is because we just don’t have the room we had to downsize due to family selling the house we were living in. And have no yard for him. It’s not fair to him. $300 rehoming fee! No exceptions!!! If not interested don’t contact. Serious inquires only!!!!

Pet Listing Essentials

Price / Fees

$400

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Frequently Asked Questions about Bently

What breed is Bently?

Bently is a pure bred Boxer.

How old is Bently?

Bently was born on July 13th and is currently almost 8 months old.

Is Bently good with children?

Yes, Bently is very gentle with kids and is great with my 3 grandchildren, all of whom are under 2 years old.

Is Bently house trained?

Bently is about 90% house broken. He may go in the house if left unattended for too long but prefers to go outside when possible.

Has Bently been crate trained?

Bently is not crate trained, as there is usually someone at home. However, he may relieve himself in a crate if left for an extended period.

Why are you rehoming Bently?

The reason for rehoming Bently is due to a lack of space after downsizing my home. We do not have a yard for him to play in, and it's not fair to keep him in such conditions.