Okay, you might say, so you have a Teton. But is yours a grand Teton? To which we say, ours is an exquisite Teton and also a pug. We’re talking perfect velvet wrinkles, suede ear flaps, curled tail, and dazzling smile. He’s a young guy who loves affection and doesn’t do much snorting, which even a classic pug lover might find appealing. He gets along great with other dogs and is an experienced family guy – a much adored sweetie boy ready to love again. Visit at once – if only to admire his cashmere neck rolls.
Here’s some notes from his foster:
Teton is such a good guy! He kind of has Norm from Cheers vibes. Or maybe Ham from the Sandlot? In either case, he’s a lovable, dependable, friendly guy who is down for whatever (except going down stairs).
Teton has been a little nervous and is taking his time to settle in. I took him with my dog walking pack today and he was a total hit and had a great time! He may have lost 3lbs!
He was pretty nervous in the car (even when it was just the two of us). He cohabitates fine with our dogs – I’m not sure anyone cares that much about anyone else – I think he’d be fine with or without a dog companion. As of yet, he doesn’t seem to seek out dogs or other humans at home.
He is very sweet and is happy to receive affection, he just doesn’t seek it out. When we are out, he likes to stick near me (not like Velcro, just close by.)
Go Teton!!
