Banjo
Boxer, Pit Bull Terrier
Banjo
Boxer, Pit Bull Terrier
At a glance
A little about them
Banjo is a bouncy, energetic Boxer/Pit Bull Terrier mix who entered the shelter’s care after his owner was arrested and never returned. He has taken time to adjust but is now ready for adventures and a committed companion who can provide structure, patience, and plenty of activity.
Banjo loves children and enjoys walks. He may get along with some female dogs, but he does not get along with male dogs or cats and should probably be the only dog in the home. He can be prey driven, so he needs an owner who understands how to manage this appropriately.
Training & Support
Banjo has learned to sit and has mastered the shelter’s daily routine. He is willing to learn, though he may need additional training and time to adjust in his new home.
Application Details
- Banjo needs a structured home and should probably be the only dog.
- Meet and greets for foster or adoption must be arranged in advance through the provider.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Banjo is a bouncy, energetic Boxer/Pit Bull Terrier mix who entered the shelter’s care after his owner was arrested and never returned. He has taken time to adjust but is now ready for adventures and a committed companion who can provide structure, patience, and plenty of activity.
Banjo loves children and enjoys walks. He may get along with some female dogs, but he does not get along with male dogs or cats and should probably be the only dog in the home. He can be prey driven, so he needs an owner who understands how to manage this appropriately.
Training & Support
Banjo has learned to sit and has mastered the shelter’s daily routine. He is willing to learn, though he may need additional training and time to adjust in his new home.
Application Details
- Banjo needs a structured home and should probably be the only dog.
- Meet and greets for foster or adoption must be arranged in advance through the provider.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Health & wellness
From the listingReported by Page Animal Adoption Agency.
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Common questions
Banjo may get along with some female dogs, but he does not get along with male dogs or cats. He should probably be the only dog in the home.
Banjo needs a structured home with a committed owner who understands and can appropriately manage his prey drive. He also needs plenty of adventures and activity to help burn his energy.
Banjo has learned to sit and has mastered the shelter’s daily routine. He is willing to learn but may need additional training and time to adjust.
Yes. Meet and greets for foster or adoption should be arranged in advance through the provider so staff have time to prepare.
Meet the shelter
Page Animal Adoption Agency
Page, AZ
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