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Meet Opal, a spirited and affectionate young lady who is full of personality! She absolutely loves engaging with treat-filled toys, going for invigorating walks, and having a blast running in the park. Opal also cherishes her meal times and looks forward to peaceful naps, making her a delightful companion who appreciates both activity and relaxation.
As a Jack Russell/Bully mix, Opal inherits the intelligence and lively spirit of a Jack Russell Terrier combined with the loyalty and strength often found in American Pit Bull Terriers. She is already crate and potty trained, demonstrating her readiness for a new home. Opal gets along well with non-aggressive dogs, but she would thrive in a home without cats. Her playful nature and previous e-collar and light obedience training make her a promising student eager to learn more.
Opal is seeking an active and dedicated family ready to continue her training journey and provide her with consistent attention and affection. An ideal home would be one that enjoys outdoor activities, can offer plenty of mental and physical stimulation, and has experience with energetic breeds. If you're looking for a loyal, fun-loving companion to integrate into your active lifestyle, Opal could be the perfect match!
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American Pit Bull Terrier / Siberian Husky
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