American Staffordshire Terrier Puppies and Dogs in Huron, CA - Buy or Adopt

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Apollo

American Staffordshire Terrier Mixed Breed (Medium)

Male, Puppy

Hanford, CA

Size

(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)

Details

Good with dogs, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,

Story

Apollo was originally "Buster" and came from the Wasco Animal Shelter. I pulled him from the P.T.S list on his last day. I have been fostering him for about a month and he is a wonderful playful puppy, about 5-8 months old. He is great with my four other dogs who range from 50lbs to 100+lbs. The shelter staff said he was super friendly with dogs and people alike during his time at the shelter. He is super friendly and loves to play, he has endless amounts of puppy energy. He is crate trained to sleep in his crate at night. He may whimper if he is placed in the crate during the day, as he loves to be out with my other dogs. He is also housetrained. He is a puppy and must be let out frequently, as he is kept mostly indoors. He is very treat motivated and loves all toys. He also knows basic commands and walks well on leash. He is the sweetest puppy and I would love to find him a home with other dogs or as an only pet, so he can be a spoiled little guy.

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Levi

American Staffordshire Terrier German Shepherd Dog

Male, Young

Fresno, CA

Size

(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)

Details

Story

Levi wandered onto a lovely elderly lady's property we know from church. She didn't know what to do with him, so we took him in.We got him up to date on his shots, had him neutered and microchipped and have done our best to assimilate him into our family, but he just needs more than we can give him. He is a great dog, but we are a house of two working parents and kids with busy schedules. He is a little under a year old and needs more exercise and room to be himself. He loves to play. He loves affection. He does not understand personal space. Lol. He is crate trained, but because of our work schedules, spends more time crated than a dog deserves. I am trying to be honest here.I wish we had more time to train him and work with him, but we just do not. Our lives are too busy to give him the attention he deserves. He needs a yard to run around in. He has a ton of personality and will make a great addition to the right home. Our hearts are sad, but we want what is best for him. We did run a wisdom panel on him, and he is a roughly a quarter mix of American Staffordshire Terrier, Doberman Pinscher, German Shepherd and Boxer. He is not aggressive and gets along well with other dogs. He always wants to play. He does fine with our cat, but he does kind of pester her. Never in an aggressive way, but I think he enjoys irritating her. We have five kids (youngest is 11), two other dogs, a cat, and a bearded dragon. We thought, "What's one more dog?" Apparently, it's a lot. We have debated for some time now, but every day when I leave for work and I have to put him in his crate, I just feel like I'm doing him a disservice. 20 minute reprieve on my lunch breaks just isn't good enough for him, but he hasn't proven trustworthy to leave alone. He really is a sweetheart of a dog, but I think someone else might be able to give him what he needs.Contact Information Phone Number : (559)515-9721Email Address : wattsnatalielynn@gmail.com

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