Meet Dr. Yang, a sweet and resilient puppy from the Grey’s Anatomy Litter. At just about 7 weeks old, this adorable girl is already stealing hearts with her playful energy and affectionate nature. Despite a rough start, being found abandoned with her siblings, she is now thriving in a loving foster home, safe, warm, and ready to bring joy to her forever family. She is a true testament to the power of love and care, eager to explore the world and give endless puppy kisses.
As an American Pit Bull Terrier mix, Dr. Yang is expected to grow into a strong, loyal, and intelligent companion. While her exact adult size is unknown, she is anticipated to be at least 50 lbs. This breed is known for its courage, friendliness, and desire to please, making them highly trainable and wonderful family dogs. Early socialization and consistent positive reinforcement training will be key to helping her develop into a well-adjusted adult, especially given her puppy stage of learning potty and crate manners.
Dr. Yang is looking for a patient and dedicated home ready to commit to the joys and responsibilities of raising a puppy. She will need plenty of socialization, consistent training, and boundless love to help her blossom. Her ideal family will be active, providing her with moderate daily exercise and mental stimulation to channel her energy positively. If you're ready for the delightful chaos of puppyhood and a lifelong best friend who will shower you with affection, Dr. Yang is your perfect match.
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$400.00
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