JUNIOR - AMERICAN PIT BULL TERRIER (MEDIUM COAT) DOG FOR ADOPTION

Description

Dog Breed: American Pit Bull Terrier (medium coat). Junior enjoyed an off-site Snout & About adventure, here's what she had to about him! He’s not a big leash puller although I can tell he’s got some pent up energy to release from his current housing circumstances- we did a short run at the Greenway where he matched my pace, and stopped when I stopped and checked in for a cue on what I wanted next. He doesn’t know basic commands yet or maybe he was taught in a different language. He didn’t seem to have any interest in the brown and black dogs we seen at the park; but did start full blown whining when we seen a large breed white dog, that from a distance resembled the dog he was previously housed with, which I do believe is his litter mate - he was easily redirected with a verbal “come on let’s go silly boy” where we continued our adventure of smelling all the smells in the opposite direction. Junior was awarded a dentastix chew when we got back to the car, which he took gently & throughly enjoyed (but didn’t savor) while cooling off in my A/C and then hydrating. He seems to have been kept as a mostly indoor dog, because he did tire pretty quickly even though you can tell he’s got a little energy stored from being in the kennels. I wouldn’t consider him a trip hazard once he initially calms down and he doesn’t jump up at all, even when I attempted to get him to by patting myself and saying “up” several times. *~*Please consider contacting MCAS today to meet Junior - Adopt, Foster, Volunteer, Donate, or just Share!*~*

• Physical Attributes

  Coat Length:

  Medium

• Additional Information

  Was the Dog Found

  No