Meet Ben, a truly sweet and playful pup with a happy-go-lucky attitude that brightens every day. He's known for his friendly demeanor, radiating happiness and a charming goofiness. Ben is not only smart and playful but also incredibly cuddly, making him an ideal companion for family snuggle sessions. He enjoys the company of other dogs and adores children, though he does have a strong prey drive for cats. Ben can get quite excited when meeting new people, occasionally jumping up, so potential adopters with young children should be mindful of this.
As an American Bulldog and American Pit Bull Terrier mix, Ben embodies a wonderful combination of traits. These breeds are known for their strength, loyalty, and affectionate nature towards their families. They are intelligent dogs that respond well to training and thrive on companionship. Ben is already house-trained, crate-trained, and walks great on a leash, demonstrating his eagerness to learn and please. Basic group training classes are recommended to further enhance his commands, provide continued socialization, and strengthen the bond with his new family.
Ben is eagerly searching for a loving home where he can be an integral part of the family. He would thrive with active individuals or a family who can provide him with consistent exercise and mental stimulation. A home without cats would be best due to his chasing tendencies. His adaptable nature and love for both dogs and children make him a fantastic candidate for a variety of households, provided they are prepared for his enthusiastic greetings. Adopt Ben and welcome boundless joy and playful companionship into your life!
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Tested positive for exposure to ehrlichia and was treated preventatively; currently asymptomatic.
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Includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, and microchip where applicable.
$685.00
Labrador Retriever / American Pit Bull Terrier
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