4Toby's ideal home Toby can live with high school aged children but needs to be the only pet as he is so boisterous. He isn't fully house trained and will need someone at home with him most of the day. Toby has hip dysplasia. Could you be Toby's perfect match? We defy anyone not to be absolutely charmed by this big boy! Toby is so silly and affectionate and is guaranteed to
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