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American Pit Bull Terrier / Mixed (short coat) : : Male : : Adult : : Medium Learn more about the American Pit Bull Terrier.
Name: Jacob We have fostered for over 5 years, and I have to say that Jacob is one of the sweetest, easiest dogs we have ever fostered! We have 3 dogs of our own (35-75 lbs and ages 2-9) and he was fast friends with all of them. He has been wonderful with children at events and isn’t a huge jumper where he would knock them down. Jacob is an adorable little compact size and is smaller in person than he looks in pictures. He has a moderate energy level overall and is pretty calm for his age. He does love to play with other dogs, chew toys, and fetch, but in short bursts, then he wants to climb up in your lap on the couch. He’s a really loving and affectionate little guy, and would cuddle with you all day if you would let him! Jacob sleeps in our room at night on a dog bed. There are enough beds for each dog to have his or her own, but he chooses to snuggle up with our other young, smaller dog on her bed anyway and it’s the sweetest thing ever. Jacob attends doggy daycare if we’re going to be gone all day and he loves it. When he comes home, he’s completely done for the day and passed out on the couch for that much activity. He is house trained and working on basic obedience and crate training as he has just arrived in our home. He will go in the crate but cries. We crate him during the day if we leave and didn’t bring him to daycare, just because he’s a newer foster for us. He’s also learning to walk on a gentle leader since he is small but strong, and can pull on a leash. His only flaw that we have seen so far is that he does not get along with cats. So if you’re looking for an otherwise pretty much perfect, dog friendly, kid friendly, snuggle machine for your cat-free home, check out Mr. Jacob! All dogs are in individual foster homes throughout the Twin Cities.
More about Jacob D161703Good with Dogs, Not Good with Cats, Good with Kids, Good with Adults Other Pictures of Jacob D161703 (click to see larger version):
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