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This is by no means easy to write however, it has come to the time where I need to find my girl a new home due to my dogs not getting along. This really is a last resort.
Kali is a 3 year old female pocket bully. I have had her since she was 10 weeks old. She is an incredibly loving dog. Everyone who meets her loves her. She loves to offer her paw to shake your hand. She loves to walk for miles and is obsessed with sticks. She also loves swimming. She is obedience trained and her recall is good. She is strong and does pull on the lead sometimes, so needs someone who can handle this. She is reactive in certain situations usually involving cats/balls although have been working on this. Absolutely food obsessed and will do anything for treats. She does not like having her nails cut and is timid with any loud noises/shouting. She is okay on car rides. She is also okay with being home alone for periods of time and is crate trained. She is toilet trained but in new situations tends to hold her wee for long periods of time until she figures out where she is or until she can’t anymore.
She has had 1 litter and was spayed immediately after. Unfortunately, during her pregnancy she took a dislike to my other female, even more so when the pups were born and it has gotten to the point where they cannot be together anymore.
Kali would benefit from a home with no other female dogs/cats and experienced with bully breeds. She has never been aggressive to children, sometimes abit jumpy when excited but is very tolerant and patient. She has never bitten anyone. She is a very loved dog but unfortunately, have had to make the difficult decision for my other dog. She will make a new owner extremely happy 🩷
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