Rehoming
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Occasionally a grown Rosebull dog needs a new home. These are not rescues and they are not puppies. They are dogs I bred, raised and know, placed for a nominal fee with the person who suits them. Tell me about your home and I will tell you honestly whether I think it is a fit.
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Rosebull Tiger BOMB!
Called Tiger. Rehoming fee $400.
- Sex
- Male, not neutered
- Born
- April 16, 2021, so 5 years old
- Colour
- White & brindle
- Size
- 37 kg, about 82 lb
- Vaccinations
- Rabies and core booster given 11 August 2026. Fully up to date.
- Health
- Clear by parentage for NCL, HUU and Ichthyosis. Both parents PennHIP scored, sire .30 and .34, dam .37 and .39. Tiger's own hips are not scored.
The home I am looking for
Honestly, the home I picture for Tiger is one person who wants a dog for company. He is a shadow. He wants to be in the same room as you, leaning on your leg, and he is happiest with an adult who is around a fair bit rather than a busy household he has to compete with.
Tiger had a home lined up and the buyer changed their mind at the last minute. There is nothing wrong with him. He is a grown dog I bred and have lived with for five years, and I can tell you exactly what he is like because I know.
He is not neutered. If he goes as a companion, neutering is part of the arrangement.
How rehoming works here
The fee is nominal and deliberately so. It is not what a puppy costs and it is not meant to be. It exists so the people who enquire are the people who actually want the dog.
I ask the same questions I ask puppy buyers, because a grown dog changing homes deserves at least as much care as a puppy leaving one. Where he would live, who is home during the day, other dogs, children, and what you are hoping for in a dog.
If it is not a fit I will say so. That is better for you and much better for him.