Name: Brittany Puppy
Brand: Brittany
SKU: 397567
Price: 125 USD
Availability: InStock

Looking to rehome 2 y/o Brittany Spaniel Mix

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Looking to rehome 2 y/o Brittany Spaniel Mix

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

397567

Price / Fee

$125

Pet

Puppy

Breed

Brittany

Location

LIBERTY TNSP, Ohio

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

• Brittany Spaniel Mix.

• 2 years old.

• Neutered.

• Rehoming fee $125.

• Shots (almost updated). Has had his 1 y/o shots but is prob. due for some others.

• Is microchipped but not active.

• Needs training if you want him as a hunting dog.

• Is not leashed trained. We let him in and out of the house, he likes to follow a routine.

• Does not like collars and will try very hard to get out of one. We do not force him to wear one because we just point to where he needs to go and he typically follows that command.

Backstory: We rescued him when he was 12 months old and raised him to be an indoor/outdoor dog. He has grown into a fabulous and sweet dog. He has a great temperament around kids, dogs, and cats. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to reach out.

Pet Listing Essentials

Price / Fees

$125

Following FAQs are created by AI, so information might sometimes vary. Always confirm specific details by reaching out to the seller.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the age of the Brittany Spaniel Mix available for rehoming?

The Brittany Spaniel Mix is 2 years old.

Is the dog neutered?

Yes, the dog is neutered.

What is the rehoming fee for the dog?

The rehoming fee is $125.

Are the shots updated for the dog?

The dog has had his 1-year shots, but is probably due for some others.

Is the dog microchipped?

Yes, the dog is microchipped, but the chip is currently not active.

Does the dog require training for hunting?

Yes, he needs training if you want him as a hunting dog.

Is the dog leash trained?

No, the dog is not leash trained. We let him in and out of the house, and he enjoys following a routine.

How does the dog respond to collars?

The dog does not like collars and tries very hard to get out of one. We do not force him to wear a collar.

What is the backstory of the dog?

We rescued him when he was 12 months old and have raised him to be an indoor/outdoor dog. He has developed into a fabulous and sweet dog with a great temperament around kids, dogs, and cats.