Meet Clarabelle, a truly super social cowgirl with a heart full of joy and an adventurous spirit! This delightful girl is smart, incredibly sweet, loyal, and always ready for fun. Clarabelle is a total water dog, happiest when splashing around, and she's always eager for a hike or any adventure her person suggests. Her enthusiasm for life is infectious, and she promises to bring endless smiles and appreciation into her new home.
As an American Pit Bull Terrier, Clarabelle embodies many of the wonderful traits of her breed: intelligence, unwavering loyalty, and a playful nature. Her listed compatibility with dogs and kids perfectly aligns with her social personality, making her a fantastic companion for an active family. Pit Bulls thrive on interaction and mental stimulation, and Clarabelle's eagerness to learn and engage will make training a rewarding experience for both of you.
Clarabelle is searching for a loving family that can match her zest for life. She would adore a home with some doggie friends to romp and play with, and people who are ready to say "let's go!" to outdoor adventures. If you're looking for a devoted, fun-loving companion who will greet each day with boundless joy, Clarabelle is eagerly waiting to become the newest member of your family.
Special Needs
No
Good With
Training
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Includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, and microchip where applicable.
$250.00
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