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American Bulldog puppies and dogs in Utah

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94349

American Bulldog

Male, 2 yrs
Spanish Fork, UT
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
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*Bubz*

American Bulldog/American Pit Bull Terrier

Male, Adult
Salt Lake City, UT
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with dogs,
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Hi, I'm Bubz, and if you've been looking for a best Bubz forever, I think we should meet! At 7 years old, I've mastered the art of balancing playtime with professional-level snuggling. Toss me a squeaky ball and I'll happily entertain both of us, but my favorite game is seeing how quickly I can convince you to keep petting me-I'm pretty persuasive with a gentle nuzzle and my signature wiggly tail. I know how to sit, love hanging out with my people, and I'm happiest when we're spending time together, whether we're playing or just relaxing. Sometimes new or stressful situations can make me a little unsure, so I'm hoping for someone who'll be patient, kind, and help me feel safe while we learn about each other. If you're ready to add a little Bubz to your life, I promise there's no such thing as too many Bubz when it comes to love.*Qualifies for Pets for Patriots program*Qualifies for Senior-to-Senior programPlease email Adoptions@saltlakecounty.gov with questions Primary Color: White Secondary Color: Brown Brindle Weight: 85 Age: 7yrs 0mths 4wks
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93784A Chief

American Bulldog

Male, 8 yrs
Spanish Fork, UT
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
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Iggy G

American Bulldog/Terrier (Unknown Type, Medium)

Male, Young
Holladay, UT
Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, House-trained,
Story
  Meet Iggy Male DOB: June 18, 2024 Weight: 65 pounds Breed: American Bulldog Mix Neutered (Fixed): Yes Vaccines: Up to Date Microchipped Healthy & Adoption-Ready Personality, Breed Info & Expectations Iggy is a happy, affectionate, and social dog with a big heart and a playful personality. He enjoys being around people and gets along well with other dogs. He has a friendly, outgoing nature and truly enjoys being included in daily family life. He is active and loves long walks, outdoor time, and opportunities to explore. After exercise, Iggy settles into a calm, affectionate companion who enjoys attention, petting, and relaxing close to his people. He bonds quickly with those who show him kindness and consistency. Iggy is social with both people and dogs. He is currently used to eating alone, as he has been fed separately since he was young. Because of this, he may do best with structured feeding management, especially in multi-dog homes, until fully assessed and adjusted. As an American Bulldog Mix, Iggy is expected to be loyal, intelligent, and deeply devoted to his family. This breed type is known for strong bonds, affection, and a desire to stay close to their people. With structure and guidance, they become incredibly loyal companions. Iggy would thrive in a home prepared for: Daily exercise and long walks Continued positive reinforcement training Structure and routine Social interaction and companionship Respect for feeding boundaries if needed A lifelong commitment to his emotional and physical well-being Training, Adjustment & What to Expect Like all rescue dogs, Iggy may need time to adjust to a new home, routine, and environment. Even well-socialized dogs benefit from patience and consistency during transitions. He may need time to fully settle into household structure, especially around feeding routines and multi-dog interactions, but he responds very well to guidance and builds trust quickly. Iggy will benefit from: Positive reinforcement training Daily structure and routine Continued socialization and exposure Patience and consistency Clear feeding management if needed Please remember the 3-3-3 Rule: 3 days to decompress 3 weeks to learn routine 3 months to fully feel at home Owner Responsibilities & Veterinary Care Owning a dog is a lifelong commitment that includes training, exercise, companionship, and routine veterinary care. Iggy will need: Daily physical activity and walks Routine veterinary care and wellness exams Preventative care (fleas, ticks, parasites) Proper nutrition and weight management Mental stimulation and enrichment A safe, stable indoor living environment He is an indoor family dog and is not to be chained or left outside. Adoption Information If you are interested in adopting this wonderful dog, please complete an adoption application by visiting: https://www.ozzieandfriendsrescue.org/adoptions Thank you for considering adoption through Ozzie and Friends Rescue, a Los Angeles-based rescue dedicated to giving dogs a second chance at a loving home. Our team carefully reviews every application and will reach out to help match you with the right dog for your home and lifestyle. You may be seeing our dogs listed in multiple states because we work hard to give as many of our rescue dogs as possible the opportunity to be seen by loving families beyond our local area. While we are based in Los Angeles, we expand our reach throughout the Western United States and the Midwest to help more dogs find the forever homes they deserve. We understand that transportation and adoption fees can sometimes feel like a big commitment, and we truly appreciate every person who considers opening their heart and home to a rescue dog. Our goal is simply to give these dogs the best chance at being seen, adopted, and loved. Ozzie and Friends Rescue coordinates safe and reliable transport so adopted dogs can travel to their new homes across the Western United States, Canada, and the Midwest. We can’t wait to help you meet your next fur-ever best friend. August 17, 2026, 10:26 pm
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Change A

American Bulldog/American Staffordshire Terrier

Female, Young
Holladay, UT
Size
(when grown) Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs,
Story
Meet Change Female DOB: April 12, 2026 Weight: 5 lbs (current — still growing)** Expected Size: Medium when fully grown Breed: Terrier Mix Spayed (Fixed): Pending (age-appropriate) Vaccines: Pending (age-appropriate) Microchipped Healthy & Adoption-Ready Personality, Breed Info & Expectations Change is an adorable little puppy with a sweet personality, playful curiosity, and loving nature. At only a few months old, she is still learning about the world around her and enjoys affection, companionship, toys, playtime, and exploring new experiences with excitement and confidence. She has the fun-loving puppy energy people instantly fall in love with while also enjoying cuddles and closeness with her humans. Change is still very young and growing, making this an especially important stage for socialization, confidence-building, structure, and positive life experiences that will help shape her into a happy and well-balanced adult dog. This dog is a loving, confident, and people-oriented companion with a wonderful balance of playful energy and affectionate loyalty. They enjoy being part of the family and thrive when included in everyday activities, whether it's going for walks, playing outdoors, or relaxing beside their favorite people after a fun-filled day. As an American Bulldog / American Staffordshire Terrier Mix, this breed combination is known for intelligence, athleticism, and an unwavering devotion to their family. They are eager to please, highly trainable, and form deep, lasting bonds with the people they love. With proper guidance, positive reinforcement, and continued socialization, they develop into confident, well-mannered companions. These dogs enjoy having both physical exercise and mental stimulation as part of their daily routine. Regular walks, interactive play, training sessions, and opportunities to learn new skills help keep them happy and fulfilled. While they have an active side, they are equally content relaxing indoors and spending quality time with their family. This breed mix would thrive in a home prepared for: Daily exercise and mental enrichment Continued positive reinforcement training Structure, consistency, and routine Plenty of companionship and family interaction Opportunities for socialization and new experiences A lifelong commitment to their emotional and physical well-being With love, leadership, and consistency, an American Bulldog / American Staffordshire Terrier Mix becomes an incredibly loyal, affectionate, and devoted lifelong companion who is happiest simply being with the people they love. Training, Adjustment & What to Expect Many rescue puppies come from uncertain beginnings and may not have had structure, socialization, or training before arriving at rescue. Even very young puppies require significant guidance and supervision to properly learn how to navigate life in a home environment. Puppies are not automatically trained simply because they are young. The rescue environment itself also does not always allow for extensive one-on-one training. While we work hard to provide safety, basic structure, and socialization, adopters should expect to continue all training and development after adoption. Adopting a puppy means being prepared for: Potty training and accidents Teething and chewing phases Crate training and leash training Nighttime wakeups and supervision Jumping, barking, and playful puppy behavior Ongoing socialization and confidence-building Daily exercise, enrichment, and structure Routine veterinary visits and vaccine boosters Financial commitment throughout the dog’s lifetime Because Change is still very young and small, extra care should also be taken around: Larger animals Rough play Stairs and jumping Unsafe chewing hazards Open doors or unsecured outdoor spaces Change will benefit from: Positive reinforcement training Daily structure and routine Continued socialization and exposure Mental stimulation and enrichment Patience, consistency, and supervision Please remember the 3-3-3 Rule: 3 days to decompress 3 weeks to learn your routine 3 months to fully feel at home With patience, guidance, and commitment, puppies like Change grow into wonderful lifelong companions. Owner Responsibilities & Veterinary Care Owning a puppy is a lifelong commitment that includes training, exercise, routine veterinary care, financial responsibility, and emotional commitment throughout every stage of life. Change will need: Ongoing puppy training and guidance Routine veterinary visits and vaccine boosters Preventative care including flea, tick, and heartworm prevention Proper nutrition and growth monitoring Daily exercise, enrichment, and companionship A safe, stable, indoor living environment Puppies require regular veterinary care throughout their first year, including booster vaccines, wellness exams, and spay surgery when age-appropriate. Because Change is still very young, adopters should also be prepared for the normal puppy phases that come with growing and learning, including chewing, teething, accidents, testing boundaries, and continued social development. Change is an indoor family dog and is not to be chained or left outside. Adoption Information If you are interested in adopting this wonderful puppy, please complete an adoption application by visiting: https://www.ozzieandfriendsrescue.org/adoptions Thank you for considering adoption through Ozzie and Friends Rescue, a Los Angeles–based rescue dedicated to giving dogs a second chance at a loving home. Our team carefully reviews every application and will reach out to help match you with the right dog for your home and lifestyle. You may be seeing our dogs listed in multiple states because we work hard to give as many of our rescue dogs as possible the opportunity to be seen by loving families beyond our local area. While we are based in Los Angeles, we expand our reach throughout the Western United States and the Midwest to help more dogs find the forever homes they deserve. We understand that transportation and adoption fees can sometimes feel like a big commitment, and we truly appreciate every person who considers opening their heart and home to a rescue dog. Our goal is simply to give these dogs the best chance at being seen, adopted, and loved. Ozzie and Friends Rescue coordinates safe and reliable transport so adopted dogs can travel to their new homes across the Western United States, Canada, and the Midwest. We can’t wait to help you meet your next fur-ever best friend.August 17, 2026, 10:26 pm
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Clone A

American Bulldog/American Staffordshire Terrier

Female, Young
Holladay, UT
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs,
Story
Meet Clone Female DOB: April 12, 2026 Weight: 8 lbs (current — still growing)** Expected Size: Medium when fully grown Breed: Bulldog / Staffordshire mix Spayed (Fixed): Pending (age-appropriate) Vaccines: Pending (age-appropriate) Microchipped Healthy & Adoption-Ready Personality, Breed Info & Expectations Clone is an adorable little puppy with a sweet personality, playful curiosity, and loving puppy energy. At this young age, she is still discovering the world around her and enjoys affection, companionship, toys, playtime, and exploring new things with confidence and excitement. She has the fun-loving puppy charm people instantly fall in love with while also enjoying cuddles and closeness with her humans. Clone is still very young and growing, making this an especially important stage for socialization, structure, and positive life experiences that will help shape her into a confident adult dog. This dog is a loving, confident, and people-oriented companion with a wonderful balance of playful energy and affectionate loyalty. They enjoy being part of the family and thrive when included in everyday activities, whether it's going for walks, playing outdoors, or relaxing beside their favorite people after a fun-filled day. As an American Bulldog / American Staffordshire Terrier Mix, this breed combination is known for intelligence, athleticism, and an unwavering devotion to their family. They are eager to please, highly trainable, and form deep, lasting bonds with the people they love. With proper guidance, positive reinforcement, and continued socialization, they develop into confident, well-mannered companions. These dogs enjoy having both physical exercise and mental stimulation as part of their daily routine. Regular walks, interactive play, training sessions, and opportunities to learn new skills help keep them happy and fulfilled. While they have an active side, they are equally content relaxing indoors and spending quality time with their family. This breed mix would thrive in a home prepared for: Daily exercise and mental enrichment Continued positive reinforcement training Structure, consistency, and routine Plenty of companionship and family interaction Opportunities for socialization and new experiences A lifelong commitment to their emotional and physical well-being With love, leadership, and consistency, an American Bulldog / American Staffordshire Terrier Mix becomes an incredibly loyal, affectionate, and devoted lifelong companion who is happiest simply being with the people they love. Training, Adjustment & What to Expect Many rescue puppies come from uncertain beginnings and may not have had structure, socialization, or training before arriving at rescue. Even very young puppies require significant guidance and supervision to properly learn how to navigate life in a home environment. Puppies are not automatically trained simply because they are young. The rescue environment itself also does not always allow for extensive one-on-one training. While we work hard to provide safety, basic structure, and socialization, adopters should expect to continue all training and development after adoption. Adopting a puppy means being prepared for: Potty training and accidents Teething and chewing phases Crate training and leash training Nighttime wakeups and supervision Jumping, barking, and playful puppy behavior Ongoing socialization and confidence-building Daily exercise, enrichment, and structure Routine veterinary visits and vaccine boosters Financial commitment throughout the dog’s lifetime Because Clone is still very young and small, extra care should also be taken around: Larger animals Rough play Stairs and jumping Unsafe chewing hazards Open doors or unsecured outdoor spaces Clone will benefit from: Positive reinforcement training Daily structure and routine Continued socialization and exposure Mental stimulation and enrichment Patience, consistency, and supervision Please remember the 3-3-3 Rule: 3 days to decompress 3 weeks to learn your routine 3 months to fully feel at home With patience, guidance, and commitment, puppies like Clone grow into wonderful lifelong companions. Owner Responsibilities & Veterinary Care Owning a puppy is a lifelong commitment that includes training, exercise, routine veterinary care, financial responsibility, and emotional commitment throughout every stage of life. Clone will need: Ongoing puppy training and guidance Routine veterinary visits and vaccine boosters Preventative care including flea, tick, and heartworm prevention Proper nutrition and growth monitoring Daily exercise, enrichment, and companionship A safe, stable, indoor living environment Puppies require regular veterinary care throughout their first year, including booster vaccines, wellness exams, and spay surgery when age-appropriate. Because Clone is still very young, adopters should also be prepared for the normal puppy phases that come with growing and learning, including chewing, teething, accidents, testing boundaries, and continued social development. Clone is an indoor family dog and is not to be chained or left outside. Adoption Information If you are interested in adopting this wonderful puppy, please complete an adoption application by visiting: https://www.ozzieandfriendsrescue.org/adoptions Thank you for considering adoption through Ozzie and Friends Rescue, a Los Angeles–based rescue dedicated to giving dogs a second chance at a loving home. Our team carefully reviews every application and will reach out to help match you with the right dog for your home and lifestyle. You may be seeing our dogs listed in multiple states because we work hard to give as many of our rescue dogs as possible the opportunity to be seen by loving families beyond our local area. While we are based in Los Angeles, we expand our reach throughout the Western United States and the Midwest to help more dogs find the forever homes they deserve. We understand that transportation and adoption fees can sometimes feel like a big commitment, and we truly appreciate every person who considers opening their heart and home to a rescue dog. Our goal is simply to give these dogs the best chance at being seen, adopted, and loved. Ozzie and Friends Rescue coordinates safe and reliable transport so adopted dogs can travel to their new homes across the Western United States, Canada, and the Midwest. We can’t wait to help you meet your next fur-ever best friend.August 17, 2026, 10:26 pm

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American Bulldog shelters & rescues in Utah

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South Utah Valley Animal Shelter

582 West 3000 North, Spanish Fork , UT 84660

Pet Types: cats, birds, dogs, rabbits, reptiles, small animals

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Ozzie and Friends Rescue Utah Transport Stop

Holladay , UT 84117

Pet Types: cats, dogs

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Salt Lake County Animal Services

511 W 3900 S, Salt Lake City , UT 84123

Pet Types: cats, birds, dogs, farm animals, horses, rabbits, reptiles, small animals

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