Meet My Dog🐶: Titan
Say hello to one of our goofiest boys - Titan. Bradley brought him into his life when he was just a 8 weeks old. Born on Cinco De Mayo, he is our 8 year old pot-belly pit bull.
90% love & 10% stink.
He prefers to walk himself & can usually be found snuggled up in a blanket or dad’s sweater.
His favorite food is ice cream. 🍦 Prefers toilet water to his fresh fountain bowl.
Floor cleaning devices are out, no vacuuming - to him, they are all weapons and he prefers them not to be used.
Currently, he is taking opera lessons from our husky and has learned to howl in tune with our other pets.
1/3 of a marvelous and very close knit wolf pack.
We love him so very much. ❤️
It's true, every dog has their own unique quirks, and our Titan is no exception! When you first meet a dog like him – a handsome brindle pit bull with that characteristic curious expression, often seen on our couch, showing off his white chest markings – you might only see a loving, goofy companion. But living with a dog like Titan, especially an 8-year-old pot-belly pit bull, comes with its own set of hilarious and sometimes perplexing adventures. One of the biggest questions we get is about his preferences. Yes, he really does prefer toilet water over his fancy fountain bowl! It sounds gross, right? But many dog owners can relate. Sometimes, dogs are just drawn to the freshest, coolest water they can find, and for Titan, that's often the toilet. We've learned to keep the lid down, but it's a constant battle of wills. It’s a reminder that even with all the best intentions, our furry friends often have their own ideas about what's best. And the vacuum cleaner? Forget about it! Any floor cleaning device is seen as a monstrous enemy. It’s not just noise for him; it's a personal affront. We've had to get creative with cleaning schedules, often waiting until he's outside or distracting him with a favorite toy. This quirk actually highlights a common trait in many dogs – a fear of loud noises or unfamiliar objects. Patience and positive reinforcement (and sometimes just avoiding the trigger!) are key. His "opera lessons" with our husky are another daily delight. It's amazing to hear them howl together, a true canine choir. This pack mentality, how dogs connect and influence each other, is truly heartwarming. It shows the strong bonds they form, not just with us, but with their fellow furry housemates. People sometimes have misconceptions about pit bulls, but Titan is a living testament to their loving nature. He's 90% love and just 10% stink (usually after rolling in something questionable!). Getting to know a dog like Titan means embracing their individuality. His love for ice cream is legendary – a small, occasional treat is something he looks forward to more than anything. And watching him snuggle up in a blanket or his dad’s sweater? Pure comfort and adoration. Owning a dog with such a distinct personality enriches your life in countless ways. It teaches you patience, humor, and unconditional love. If you're considering welcoming a dog, especially a pit bull, be prepared for a journey filled with unique moments, challenges, and immense joy. Every dog, like our Titan, brings their own brand of magic to your home, making every day an adventure.