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My basic info
Breed
Pit Bull Terrier/Boxer
Color
Tan/Yellow/Fawn - with White
Age
Young
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
–
Sex
Female
Pet ID
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My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Good with cats
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
This is what Jewel's foster mama had to say about her:
This is Jewel. She's a Boxer/Pit Bull mix. She's a little over one year old; spayed; fully vaccinated, and healthy.
I've had her for a month & a half, and the following is what I've learned about her so far.
She lives w/ me, my two other dogs and my two cats. She gets along well with my dogs: she goes on walks with them, sleeps with them and is eager to play. She's tolerant of my older cat but isn't fond of my younger cat. Based on that, I believe she can live with cats but it depends on the personality & temperament of the cat(s).
Since she's been with me, she hasn't been around other dogs much except for dogs that she's seen at the vet and my sister's dog, a Pekingese. She also sees dogs when we walk, but she has no interaction with them. Based on her reaction to dogs, I'm thinking she may be dog-selective, so a meet & greet is definitely necessary. But like I said, she gets along with my dogs quite well, especially my female Pit Bull.
She's exceptionally people-friendly. Everyday on our walks people want to meet her and she gets all wiggly and licky 😋. The staff at my vet hospital love her! Definitely a people-dog.
Jewel loves to snuggle, typical of pitties; she needs to lay next you or sit next you, touching you all the time.
She's sensitive to the tone of your voice, also typical of pitties.
She's a smart girl & my guess is that she was someone's dog, because she knows basic commands like "sit", "stay", "lay", and she knows how to give paw & shake.
Jewel is also easily redirected; she's very attentive to her handler.
One good thing about adopting a dog who's already been fostered is that the stress that they were feeling from the kennel is no longer there, and they've been reacclimatized to a home.
So they're ready for their FOREVER home.
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