Meet Wiggles, our adorable one-eyed 'pirate girl' who is the queen of cuddles and a true wiggle butt! This sweet girl is a delightful mix of affectionate and independent, perfectly happy to lounge quietly while you're busy but always ready for a good belly rub or a gentle kiss. Her big, perky ears are constantly alert, ready for adventure or a soft scratch that makes her purr-like sounds – a truly irresistible trait.
As an American Pit Bull Terrier, Wiggles embodies loyalty and a loving nature. She is fully potty and crate trained, can be left alone for hours without issue, and walks confidently on a leash, even past other dogs. She thrives as an only pet or with slow introductions to confident canine companions, but prefers a home without cats. Her short coat means minimal grooming, and her moderate energy level makes her a great fit for daily walks and cozy couch snuggles.
Wiggles is searching for her special person – someone who will appreciate her affectionate spirit, provide plenty of belly rubs, and offer a safe, loving home. She adores older children and dreams of a place where she can lay her head at night, knowing she is cherished. If you're looking for a devoted companion who will greet you with a full-body wiggle and endless love, Wiggles is ready to complete your family.
Special Needs
One-eyed, but has fully adapted and is thriving.
Vaccinations
Good With
Training
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Includes vaccinations, spay/neuter, and microchip where applicable.
$410.00
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