Meet Bella, a gorgeous and wiggly lovebug with a zest for life! This 3-year-old is a true toy enthusiast who lives for a good chew and loves zooming around the yard. After a good romp to burn off her considerable energy, Bella is all about snuggling up and showing her sweet, affectionate side. She's a smart girl who thrives with continued training, currently working on her leash manners and learning to manage her prey drive. Bella absolutely adores children and has shown to be gentle and loving with kids of all ages.
As a Labrador Retriever and American Pit Bull Terrier mix, Bella inherits a wonderful blend of loyalty, intelligence, and athleticism. Both breeds are known for their friendly dispositions and strong bonds with their families. She does well with larger dogs who can match her strength and energy, making her an ideal companion for a home with similarly sized canine friends. These breeds typically have moderate grooming needs, shedding regularly, and require a high level of exercise to keep them happy and healthy.
Bella is looking for an active forever home with a securely fenced yard where she can enjoy plenty of exercise. A family committed to continued positive reinforcement training will help her truly shine. Due to her sensitive nature, a calm environment that can provide patience and understanding during loud noises, thunderstorms, or fireworks would be beneficial. Bella would thrive as the only dog or with a larger canine companion, and a cat-free home is a must. Give Bella the loving home she deserves, and she'll be an incredibly loyal and joyful companion!
Special Needs
Can be frightened by loud noises, thunderstorms, and fireworks.
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Includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, and microchip where applicable.
$395.00
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