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Name: Anubis

Rescue ID: 4749

Status: Adopted!

Species: Dog

Breed: American Staffordshire Terrier / Mixed (short coat)

Color: fawn/brown

Pattern: Brindle

Sex: Male

Current Size: 45 Pounds

General Potential Size: Medium

Current Age: 14 Years 10 Months (best estimate)

Activity Level: Moderately Active

Indoor or Outdoor: Indoor Only

Good with Dogs: Yes

Good with Cats: Yes

Good with Kids: Yes

Housetrained: Yes

Description:

Hi everyone my name is Anubis. Let me start by telling you a bit about
myself. I am a happy, handsome, fun loving fella who loves to be with
people. My time was almost up when MARS and my foster decided to save
my life! I'm incredibly thankful that they decided to give me a shot and am
trying to be the best dog ever (even though I am a tiny bit stubborn).

When I came to live with my foster mom I didn't know anything other than sit.I wasn't sure of toys, espeially the squeaky ones.Now I know I abosolutely love tearing apart them squeaky things and tennis balls too.

I can sit with a command and hand signal. I know how to stay, even though I'm not too fond of it, I'm afraid that I might miss something...like a piece of food falling on the floor. When it's time too eat I run too the rug to sit and patiently wait for my
food. I even wait until I'm given the comand to eat. My foster mom
was impressed on how quickly I picked this trick up. Car rides are good
too. When I first came here I had to be lifted into the car but now I
find them really enjoyable. I ride nice until you get out and then I
climb into your seat and wait for you.

Some of my favorite things are getting my back scratched, snuggling on the couch or in the bed and stretching out. My foster mom thinks it's a hoot when I stretch out on the bed and slide off. I love playing with my foster sister. We're not
allowed to play in the house, but when we think mom's not looking we
try and sneak it in. I do get a little possessive of my yard when new
dogs come in, so it's best to have meet anyone new in a nuetral area.
I crate well for the work day. But you have to make sure you get the
crate shut all the way or I will sneak out. My foster mom learned the
hard way, but was really impressed when she came home and saw that I
behaved all day out on my own.

I have a lot of energy and a lot of love to give. I absolutely love people. I am good with kids, but when I get excited I like to nibble (and jump, but I'm working on that). I would love someone to go on walks and runs with. I also need someone
that has knowledge of my breed and knows that I need a strong leader to
make me an even better dog than I already am. Dog school would be a
good way to help me with that. Do you have room in your home for a
loving dog like me? I cant wait to meet you!

Puppy kisses,
Anubis

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