Tito

Hi, I’m Tito. I move through the day with a gentle, steady rhythm and a warmth that makes a room feel a little brighter the moment I settle beside you. I’m about 4 and a half years old, and I’ve learned to appreciate quiet moments as much as small adventures. A sunlit corner, a soft blanket, the rustle of leaves outside the window—these little things are enough to make me smile. If you’re looking for a calm, thoughtful companion who meets life with kind curiosity, I might be your guy. I’m the kind of soul who takes time to read the room. Some days I greet other dogs with a wag and a hopeful sniff; other days I’d rather keep my space and watch from a respectful distance. I’m selective about dog friends, which means introductions matter. I sleep indoors when left alone and I feel safest in a home that’s calm and predictable. My needs include a sturdy 6‑foot fence with footings to keep me feeling secure when I’m exploring the yard. Not suitable for homes with small pets, I do best in a quiet, calm household with an average energy level. I have no known issues with children, so I can be comfortable in a family setting, provided there’s patience and supervision as with any dog. I’m adaptable and ready for daily opportunities to learn about life, but I thrive when the pace is gentle and the environment is peaceful. If you think your space could hold a steady, thoughtful companion like me, come meet me. I’d love to hear about your day and start our story together.

Best with Children Aged: No known child related issues

Compatibility with Other Dogs: Dog selective. No off-leash

Compatibility with other pets: Not suitable for homes with small pets (cats, pocket pets, birds, fowl)

Training and Behaviour Needs: Daily learning needed

Fencing Needs: 6ft colorbond fencing required (not able to dig under)

Indoors/Outdoors Living Preference: Indoors when left alone

Energy or activity level: Moderate

Home needs: Someone working average work hours

Additional Needs: Quiet and/or calm household; Not suitable for homes with cats; Dog introduction required if rehoming with another dog