Biggety Brown is in town!
Meet our sweet and soft Biggety Brown who is so ready to share lots of love with his forever family! This tiny sweetheart might not be a big attention grabber but rather observing things from the distance but wouldn’t you do that too after wondering the streets of San Jose all on your own as a little chi?! We can not imagine how this darling boy did it but he did and luckily found his way to Muttville to start all over in loving home. If you are looking for a little companion to join you wherever you go – he is the one!
Biggety Brown is estimated to be xx years young and weighs xx lbs.
Here’s what his foster has to say:
We call little Mr. Brown “Biggie” because he has such a huge heart full of love! He’s a sweet, loving, and positive little guy who LOVES to snuggle. Biggie’s favorite pastime is getting belly rubs, pets, and affection from human friends. If your attention starts to wane while petting him Biggie will gently but insistently remind you with his nose that your hands should focused on him!
Although Biggie’s mobility is great and he’s in good shape, he prefers to get his exercise indoors. He loves playing “fetch” with a small squeaky toy. I’ll throw it down the hall and he’ll go bounding after it. It’s adorable!
Biggie loves meeting people and being pet. Though he’s still getting used to the noise of the city, Biggie is a brave little fella and makes the best of it. When taking a bus or Lyft he travels in a sling snuggled up to next to me and will typically shake for the majority of the trip, but he also happy to get pet and love from strangers. When taking a walk the sounds of traffic can make him very nervous and pace around.
Biggie is generally pretty good with house training. We set up pee pads inside near the door which he uses very consistently, in addition to going outside, and now he rarely has an accident.
Biggie loves napping in the sun! He has two blanket “stations” set up in the apartment for different times of the day. He also has an amazing ability to “disappear” under blankets. He’ll use his nose to lift them up and over his head so he’s completely covered, rotate around to “seal off” holes, and then sink down so from the outside you’d never expect a dog was hidden in this shallow mound of blankets. Once I had gotten him ready for a walk, attached the leash, and then needed to take care of something in another room. When I came back Biggie had disappeared but there was a little flat mound of blankets with a blue leash sticking out. Adorable!
