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Name: Danni

Rescue ID: 4490

Status: Adopted!

Species: Dog

Breed: American Staffordshire Terrier / Mixed (short coat)

Sex: Female (spayed)

Current Size: 20 Pounds

General Potential Size: Medium

Current Age: 13 Years 6 Months (best estimate)

Activity Level: Moderately Active

Indoor or Outdoor: Indoor Only

Good with Dogs: Yes

Good with Cats: Yes

Good with Kids: Yes

Description:

Meet Danni, 

Danni is definitely a rough and tumble sort of puppy.She has no idea she is a baby,
and no fear of anything! When her 4 legged foster brother first met her he
was thrilled to have a new playmate, and then she wore him out in 15
minutes. Now he actually hides from her! He'll go into his crate and sit
there and wait for me to shut the door so he can get some "me time".
It's actually really funny to watch. 

I think she would be great to bring some energy into an adult dog, she needs
to live with a dog that will give her correction, but one that is also patient
because she has no boundaries yet. Lew had a bone in his mouth and she
would run up and try to grab it out of his mouth! Lew wasn't too happy about
this, I'd be concerned that if she did that to a dog who wasnt patient with her, 
it would start a fight. This is where a dog that will teach her respect comes into play! 

She's been great around Jayden(our 4 yr old) and she would do well with a cat that is
comfortable around dogs. I don't think she'd be a good candidate with
smaller dogs, she's got too much dominance in her and as she gets bigger she
may not learn manners unless she has an older, larger dog to teacher her.
Because she is so curious and fearless, puppy classes are required for her,
 she could also use dog socialization in a controlled manner.

Crate training has gone very well, she whines but gives up after 15 minutes.
She isn't like some dogs that just howl until the early mornings. We crate
her from around 9pm - 6am and she does just fine. House training is also 
going very well. With the right home she will grow up to be an amazing dog!

Please fill out an application for her today!

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