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Breed: staffy x
Age: 6 months plus
Sex: Male
Size: medium
Location: Weston
Adoption Fee: $580
Rescue Organisation Number: R251000048
Number: D24030
Size in KGs: 15
Preferred Living Arrangements: inside/outside
Recommended Fencing: 1.5 metre
Child Friendly: Yes
Suitable as an Only Dog: Yes
Dog Friendly: Yes
Cat Friendly: Unknown
Activity Level: medium to high
Current Level of Training: sits on command
House Trained: Yes
Lead Trained: learning
Level of Grooming Required: minimum
All About Me and My Unique Personality: Shovel: The Excitable and Sweet Bundle of Joy
Meet Shovel, a six-month-old Staffordshire Bull Terrier puppy who’s bursting with energy, love, and a whole lot of personality. With his big, curious eyes and playful spirit, Shovel is the perfect companion for those who enjoy an active and joyful lifestyle. He’s a sweet little guy who’s ready to fill your days with fun, laughter, and endless affection.
Personality:
**Excitable and Playful:** Shovel is full of puppy energy and always ready for an enjoyable time. Whether it’s chasing after toys, running in the yard, or exploring new places, Shovel approaches everything with enthusiasm and a wagging tail. His excitement for life is contagious, making every moment with him a lively adventure.
**Sweet and Affectionate:** Despite his high energy, Shovel has a tender, loving side. He’s a cuddle enthusiast who loves to snuggle up after a long day of play. His affectionate nature makes him a perfect lap dog, always eager to shower you with kisses and warmth.
**Curious and Adventurous:** As a young pup, Shovel is naturally curious about the world around him. He loves to explore and discover new things, whether it’s a new toy, a new scent, or a new friend. His adventurous spirit ensures that life with Shovel is never dull.
Likes
- **Playtime:** Shovel is happiest when he’s playing, whether it’s a game of fetch, tug-of-war, or just chasing after a ball. He’s full of energy and always up for a fun activity.
- **Cuddles:** After burning off some energy, Shovel loves to settle down for some cuddle time. He’s a sweet and affectionate pup who enjoys being close to his humans.
- **Exploring:** Shovel’s curiosity drives him to explore his surroundings. He enjoys going on walks, discovering new scents, and learning about the world around him.
Dislikes
- **Being Alone for Too Long:** Shovel thrives on companionship and can get lonely if left alone for extended periods. He’s happiest when he’s with his family, whether playing or relaxing.
- **Harsh Training Methods:** Shovel responds best to positive reinforcement and gentle guidance. Harsh or punitive training methods can be overwhelming for him.
He loves sleeping on his dog bed with his blanket but will take any chance to join you on the lounge or sneak into bed. He has had a late start to his training, so he is still leaning the basic commands, he is getting better with his recall and is fully house trained.
Shovel is more than just a playful pup—he’s a sweet, loving companion who’s ready to grow and learn with a family that can keep up with his lively spirit. Are you ready to welcome this bundle of joy into your home and watch him flourish into the perfect dog? Shovel is eager to become your new best friend!
My Ideal Home: Shovel would thrive in an active home where he can get plenty of exercise and playtime. He’s perfect for a family or individual who can match his energy and provide him with the love and attention he needs. With his sweet nature and zest for life, Shovel is ready to bring joy and excitement to a loving home that can guide him through his puppyhood and beyond.
What is Known About My Background: He was found roaming the streets of Muswellbrook.
How Do I Interact with Kids, Dogs, Cats and Other Pets: He is around two young energetic kids and is really good and has some patience. When he has had enough, he will get up and move away. He loves playing with other dogs, but he can get a bit over excited and a little rough at times. He is still learning when other dogs have had enough and the difference between play and rest time.
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