Taz
$475
Taz
Pit Bull Terrier
$475
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A little about them
Taz is a handsome, affectionate 1-year-old Pit Bull mix weighing about 45 pounds. He is playful, athletic, goofy, and loyal, enjoying zoomies as much as relaxing with his favorite people.
Ideal Home
Taz would thrive in a structured, predictable home as the only pet. He enjoys playing with larger dogs but prefers plenty of space when passing dogs on walks. He currently lives with a young child but can be protective of his toys, so older, dog-savvy children are preferred. He has not been tested with cats.
Ongoing Health
Car rides can sometimes upset Taz’s stomach, though positive experiences may help over time.
Training & Support
- Crate trained and potty trained
- Settles well overnight in his crate, especially with a cozy blanket
- Crated when left home alone while he continues learning that household items are not toys
- Walks nicely on leash, though squirrels and birds can be distracting
- Making progress with socialization and staying calm around other dogs
Application Details
- Applicants should be serious about adopting and ensure all decision-makers are on board.
- After the initial screening, approved applicants will be connected with Taz’s placement for a video chat.
- Taz’s family should be committed to continuing his training and building his confidence.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
Transports run every few weeks, and once approved, Taz will travel on the next available transport.
Taz is a handsome, affectionate 1-year-old Pit Bull mix weighing about 45 pounds. He is playful, athletic, goofy, and loyal, enjoying zoomies as much as relaxing with his favorite people.
Ideal Home
Taz would thrive in a structured, predictable home as the only pet. He enjoys playing with larger dogs but prefers plenty of space when passing dogs on walks. He currently lives with a young child but can be protective of his toys, so older, dog-savvy children are preferred. He has not been tested with cats.
Ongoing Health
Car rides can sometimes upset Taz’s stomach, though positive experiences may help over time.
Training & Support
- Crate trained and potty trained
- Settles well overnight in his crate, especially with a cozy blanket
- Crated when left home alone while he continues learning that household items are not toys
- Walks nicely on leash, though squirrels and birds can be distracting
- Making progress with socialization and staying calm around other dogs
Application Details
- Applicants should be serious about adopting and ensure all decision-makers are on board.
- After the initial screening, approved applicants will be connected with Taz’s placement for a video chat.
- Taz’s family should be committed to continuing his training and building his confidence.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
Transports run every few weeks, and once approved, Taz will travel on the next available transport.
Health & wellness
From the listingReported by Dizzy Dog Animal Rescue.
Know the breed
We don’t have a typical Pit Bull Terrier price to compare yet.
Common questions
Grown, expect around 26–60 lb.
Typical Pit Bull Terrier guidance: Short · 60 min/day, Vigorous activity.
From the breed profile
The listing marks Taz as good with dogs. Anything not on that list is unknown, not a no. Ask Kits what the listing does and doesn't say.
From Dizzy Dog Animal Rescue's listing
Transports run every few weeks; approved adopters will have the dog on the next available transport.
$475 is the listed fee. Nothing else about it is listed. Ask Kits what a fee like this usually covers.
From Dizzy Dog Animal Rescue's listing
Meet the shelter
Dizzy Dog Animal Rescue
Rescue & adoption organization
Pickup & transport
Transports run every few weeks; approved adopters will have the dog on the next available transport.