Hawkeye, Dog, Staffordshire Bull Terrier / Pit Bull Terrier / Mixed (short coat)

 

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Species: 
Dog
Breed: 
Staffordshire Bull Terrier / Pit Bull Terrier / Mixed (short coat)
Primary Breed: 
Staffordshire Bull Terrier
Secondary Breed: 
Pit Bull Terrier
Gender: 
Male
Mixed: 
Yes
Home with dogs: 
Yes
Home with cats: 
Yes
Home with kids: 
Yes
Declawed: 
No
House Trained: 
Yes
Age: 
Adult
Special Needs: 
No
Spay/neutered: 
Yes
Size: 
Medium
Vaccinations Up to Date: 
Yes
Color: 
Black with White
Coat Length: 
Short
Found: 
No
Location Zipcode: 
18603
Description: 
Please contact Shannon (shannon.talanca@verizon.net) for more information about this pet. The adoption fee for dogs is $150-$200 and for cats is $45-$75. Please complete the corresponding adoption application located at the PASS Applications page Please note that filling out the application does not commit you to adopting, however we need this information in order to proceed with the adoption process. Hawkeye is 2-3 years old and weighs about 55 lbs. He loves giving kisses, hugs and curling up in your lap to be as close to you as he can. Hawkeye tips the love meter scale-they just don’t come any more adorable than him. He would prefer cuddling up with you on a soft cozy bed or couch than all the biscuits in the world, and he does love his biscuits. He knows how to sit and lay down on command and walks well on the leash. He enjoys walks, although, many times during his walk, he will decide he is done and just lie down. I think he has mastered this move because when he does this, the volunteers will usually sit down beside him to try to get him to keep walking, all the while, getting lots of attention, pretty smart guy. He will need to learn some basic manners but is very eager to please, so he should enjoy the training sessions with you. He has potential with other dogs and cats, but wouldn’t mind being the 'only' spoiled rotten child. Come meet Hawkeye and we are sure you will fall in love. All of our animals are housed by volunteers, allowing them the opportunity to acclimate themselves to life in a home.