Mirabelle
Pit Bull Terrier
$450
Adoption fee · Rescued Rascals
$450
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A little about them
Meet Mirabelle, a sweet, silly, confident, and endlessly entertaining 2-year-old girl. Also known as Bellie, Smelly Belly, and Miss Piggy, she loves snuggles, toys, bones, and chew toys. Mirabelle is bold, curious, independent, affectionate, and high-energy, with a goofy personality and a huge heart.
Ideal Home
Mirabelle would thrive with an active family that can keep her engaged. She does well with other dogs after slower introductions and has become best friends with her foster sibling. She has not been tested with cats. She has had limited experience with children and may do well with respectful children, though she can get mouthy when excited and will need continued guidance.
Ongoing Health
Mirabelle is spayed and vaccinated. She had accidents during her first couple of weeks in foster care but has had none since. She is still improving with crate training and learning that her crate is a safe, happy place.
Training & Support
Mirabelle knows sit and stay and is working on off and leave it. She is smart and eager to learn but has a stubborn streak and enjoys putting everything in her mouth. She walks fairly well on leash but may pull when excited. She is not overly barky, though she alerts when people are nearby.
Application Details
- Her family should be committed to continuing her training and helping her make good choices.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
- Selected applicants will have a phone interview.
- A meet and greet will be scheduled with Mirabelle and any other dogs in the home.
Transportation
No transportation options were provided.
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She seems to do well with other dogs, especially after slower introductions, and has become best friends with her foster sibling. She likes to take charge and would do best with dogs that do not mind her being the boss.
She has made excellent progress with house training and has had no accidents since her first couple of weeks in foster care. She is still improving with crate training.
She knows sit and stay and is working on off and leave it. Her family should continue helping her make good choices because she likes to put things in her mouth.
She has not been tested with cats. She has limited experience with children and may do well with respectful children, but she can get mouthy when excited and will need continued training.