Carnation is a sweet, silly, and incredibly lovable companion who brings joy wherever she goes. This one-year-old girl is fully potty and crate trained, making her ready to seamlessly integrate into her new home. She adores wrestling and playing with other dogs, and her favorite pastime is playfully chasing her own tail, which is always a delight to watch. Carnation is a true people-lover, with a special fondness for children, often found happily playing with the small toddler she currently lives with.
As an American Pit Bull Terrier, Carnation embodies many of the wonderful traits of her breed: loyalty, affection, and a playful spirit. These dogs are known for their strong bond with families and their eagerness to please. Carnation's moderate energy level means she enjoys daily activities and adventures, making her a great companion for walks and car rides. Her short coat requires minimal grooming, and while she sheds moderately, regular brushing will keep it in check.
Carnation is seeking a happy, playful, and loving home where she can continue to thrive. An ideal family would be one that appreciates her affectionate nature and provides opportunities for play, especially with other dogs if available. Her love for children makes her a wonderful candidate for families with kids. With her adventurous spirit and desire for companionship, Carnation is sure to be a cherished member of her forever family.
Special Needs
No
Vaccinations
Good With
Training
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Includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, and microchip where applicable.
$200.00
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