Finnegan is a truly happy and affectionate 'pocket pittie' who radiates joy! At 2.5 years old and a manageable 34 lbs, he's the perfect size for many homes. He's known for his extremely friendly demeanor, especially with other dogs, and has a playful spirit that makes him a delight to be around. Finnegan is also a big fan of toys, suggesting he'll enjoy interactive play and enrichment in his new home. He is both house and crate trained, making him an easy addition to a family.
As an American Pit Bull Terrier, Finnegan embodies many of the wonderful traits of his breed: loyalty, intelligence, and a deep affection for his family. These dogs are often energetic and enjoy being involved in family activities. They are known for their strong desire to please and can be quite trainable with positive reinforcement. Finnegan's reported good nature with dogs and children is a testament to the breed's potential for being loving and well-socialized companions when given the right environment.
Finnegan is searching for a loving family that will cherish him and provide a forever home where he'll never feel abandoned. He would thrive in an active household where he can receive plenty of attention, playtime, and daily exercise. A home with other friendly dogs or children would be ideal, as he enjoys their company. If you're looking for a loyal, happy, and well-behaved companion who will fill your life with love and laughter, Finnegan could be the perfect match for you.
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