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My basic info
Breed
American Bulldog
Color
White
Age
2 years old, Young
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
45 lbs (current)
Sex
Female
Pet ID
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My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Purebred
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
My story
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🐶⛑️Does anyone remember BRIE??⛑️🐶
When we rescued her, she had been hit by a car and had multiple broken bones. She then ended up in critical condition due to the substantial trauma, and the vets weren’t sure if she would make it. However, because of an emergency plasma transfusion, nights in intensive care, many leg casts, months of healing at a commited foster home, donations, lots of prayers, and an extremely generous medical sponsor, she was able to pull through🥹💚. She is now fully healed, happy, and as healthy as can be! 🙏🎉
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🦾🧀Brie🧀🦾 is AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION!
🌸1.5 year old, 45-50 lb, fully vetted and spayed, female American Bulldog.
🌸Sweetest, cuddliest, goofiest girl but high energy. Large breed experience highly preferred.
🌸LOVES dogs (she is being fostered with Gustavo the Havanese who is also available for adoption) but has an intense, bully-breed style play. Preferably there will be another super active, silly, young dog like herself in the household. No cats.
🌸Crate trained and potty trained. However, she only potties in a backyard. She must be supervised when let out to ensure that she potties outside or an accident may occur. Although she is great on a leash, she never goes potty on her walks (she will figure that out one day 🙏😅).
🌸Due to the above, and her high energy level, a fenced-in-backyard is required.
🌸She is used to being let out very frequently and having someone home with her often. Her adopter should have ample time to play and continue her training.
