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fred has
-434 day left to live!
At risk to be killed: 2024-02-29 Reason: Space
fred
Breed: American Staffordshire Terrier Age: Young adult
Gender: Male
Size: Small
About fred: 11/6 Euth Request |Male |Staffy Mix |8M |45lbs |HW-
Banging his tail in excitement making allllllll the noise in his ward. Wiggly boy who leashed easily, ignored most dogs as he was focused on me and the treats I had in my bag, quickly pottied and then sat begging for my attention. His notes say he is dog aggressive but I didn?t observe anything that would indicate as much. Of course, I?d recommend slow introductions and caution when bringing him home, but nothing about his behavior suggested underlying aggression. He is still a very young pup so much could likely also be addressed with training. He?s in fantastic physical condition and I loved his freckles!
𝗣𝗹𝗲𝐚 We have a beautiful young dog that was surrendered for being dog aggressive with the existing pet. When I first met Fred, he was very wiggly and happy to come out and play. I had no issues handling him and I walked him by three different dogs on leash and saw no negative reaction toward the dogs in the yard area. However, caution should be used and a slow introduction should be made with other dogs before allowing to free roam. Experienced handler should monitor for food or toy aggression.
Banging his tail in excitement making allllllll the noise in his ward. Wiggly boy who leashed easily, ignored most dogs as he was focused on me and the treats I had in my bag, quickly pottied and then sat begging for my attention. His notes say he is dog aggressive but I didn?t observe anything that would indicate as much. Of course, I?d recommend slow introductions and caution when bringing him home, but nothing about his behavior suggested underlying aggression. He is still a very young pup so much could likely also be addressed with training. He?s in fantastic physical condition and I loved his freckles!
𝗣𝗹𝗲𝐚 We have a beautiful young dog that was surrendered for being dog aggressive with the existing pet. When I first met Fred, he was very wiggly and happy to come out and play. I had no issues handling him and I walked him by three different dogs on leash and saw no negative reaction toward the dogs in the yard area. However, caution should be used and a slow introduction should be made with other dogs before allowing to free roam. Experienced handler should monitor for food or toy aggression.
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Adoption should be a well thought out decision, it's a lifetime commitment.