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Breed = Am. Pit Bull
Terrier
Color = Red Brindle / Red
Nose
Age = 6 Months (Apox.)
Gender = Spayed Female
Weight = 55 - 60 lbs (at
maturity) |
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Good With Dogs = Yes / Some
Good With Cats = Yes
Good With Kids = 8 & up
Housebroken = Yes!
Crate Trained = Yes! |
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 How
many ways are there to say cute, cuddly and fun, fun, fun? We’re
not sure but we bet you’ll discover all of them if you have room
in your home and your heart for this little beauty! And the best
part is that this girl is at the PERFECT age to transition into a
new home. She’s still young enough to adjust well to change but
old enough so that the hard majority of her housebreaking and
crate training have been completed. All the fun with less of the
hard work that comes with most puppies – what more can you ask
for!
 Val
is spending her time in foster care learning all the things a
well-behaved pit bull should know. She’s mastered crate training
and house breaking and her older foster brother is trying to
teach her the finer points of doggie behavior – like how to share
toys and how much pestering from a little pup is just TOO much
for a big dog to put up with. Val’s foster mom tells us that
whether it’s snuggling up with her foster parents for some loving
and a nap or trying to entice the cats in the home to play with
her, Val likes to give her best effort at everything she does.
 Val’s
foster family is working hard to make sure that she is exposed to
a wide variety of people both young and old to ensure that Val is
well socialized. However, it will be up to her new family to make
sure that they continue Val’s education both in terms of
socialization and basic obedience.
A positive reward training method would work best for Val, as we
believe that her first home may have been very heavy handed with
her. Although it is hard to believe that anyone could be
physically abusive to a tiny pup it’s clear that someone was
because initially Val would shy away from anyone who making quick
hand movements or using a loud voice. Luckily for Val she’s now
in a super foster home that has helped her to forget her past and
look forward to a bright new future.
 Do
you want some lovin’ in your life? Want to share you home and
your heart with a little one who deserves a second chance? Are
you willing to laugh when she snorts like a pig and ignore her
snoring when she snoozes? If you can answer yes to these
questions then you might be just the person Val has been waiting
for. Val is spayed, up to date on all her puppy vaccinations and
has been thoroughly vetted – all she needs now is a happy home of
her own to grow up in! |
