Topi – 6 month old male Cross-Breed

Topi is a 6 month old male Cross-Breed, expected to be medium size when fully grown. He is a bundle of joy who is very people-centred and loves being close to his humans. He loves cuddles, attention, and being involved in whatever his humans are doing.

Topi is everything you would expect from a young puppy: playful, curious, and full of life. He loves to run, explore, and play, and he learns quickly, especially when there are treats and praise involved. His eagerness to please makes him a lovely dog to train and grow with.

He would thrive with an active family who enjoys daily walks, adventures in nature, or even hiking. Topi would happily join in on family outings and would love to be part of everyday life rather than left on the sidelines.

Topi is friendly with other dogs and enjoys playing with them. He could live happily with another friendly, playful dog, or be the only dog in the home where he receives plenty of attention and activity.

Because he is still young, Topi will need time and patience to settle into a new environment and learn the routines of his new home. With kindness and guidance, he will quickly blossom into a truly wonderful companion.

He could live with older, dog-savvy children who understand how to interact respectfully with a puppy. If needed, he can also be tested with cats.

Topi is currently in Hungary and will travel to the UK once a home has been secured for him.

He comes fully vaccinated, microchipped, with an EU pet passport.

The right applicant will need to agree to have him neutered once fully grown.

Home check and adoption fee apply. Full RBU.

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