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At a glance

BreedPit Bull Terrier
Age1 year
SexMale
SizeMedium · 26–60 lb
Good withKids & dogs
FromSacramento, CA

A little about them

Gus is a sweet 1-year-2-month-old Pittie with a gentle soul and a serious love of cuddles. Recently returned through no fault of his own, he is looking for a foster or forever home where he can relax, play, cuddle, and feel settled.

Gus may be shy at first, but he becomes affectionate and attached once he warms up. He loves couch cuddles, squeaky toys, walks, park trips, PetSmart, and playing in the water and with sticks at the lake. He has been gentle and friendly with children and has successfully been paired with another dog at the shelter.

Ideal Home

Gus would love a family who will give him time to warm up and plenty of affection, play, and companionship.

Ongoing Health

No health conditions or medical tests are mentioned in the listing.

Training & Support

  • Gus is slightly potty trained and has been a great houseguest, settling on his dog bed, sleeping well, and keeping his space clean.
  • He can get mouthy when playing with toys but responds well to gentle correction.
  • After his initial excitement, he walks well and is easy to redirect.

Application Details

  • Gus is available for a foster or forever home.
  • His adoption fee has been paid through a donation from a community member.
  • Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.

Transportation

No transportation options are specified.

Health & wellness

From the listing

Reported by City of Sacramento Animal Care Services.

Know the breed

Exercise60 min/day, Vigorous activity
CoatShort
TrainabilityEasy to train
Lifespan12-16 years
Living spaceHouse, Acreage
Wags' Pit Bull Terrier price estimate$275

No fee listed.

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Common questions

Gus has been friendly and gentle with children and has successfully been paired with another dog at the shelter.