Reece
Pit Bull Terrier
$350
Adoption fee · Dark Horse Dogs, NFP
$350
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A little about them
Reece, also known as Reecey, is a 4-year-old, 43-pound female Pit mix who has blossomed in foster care. She adores people, loves cuddling, giving kisses, and staying close, and is a goofy, sweet companion.
Ideal Home
Reece would do well in a medium-active, relaxed household. She enjoys leisurely long walks, sprinting and playing in a backyard, and relaxing for TV or marathon sessions. She gets along well with large and small dogs but would do best as the only large female in the home. Her compatibility with cats is unknown, and her compatibility with children is not confirmed.
She can be sensitive to quick movements and loud noises and may be a little head shy, but she recovers quickly when she realizes she is safe.
Ongoing Health
- Vaccinated, spayed, microchipped, and heartworm negative.
- Adoption includes a certificate for a free wellness visit worth up to $250 at Naperville Animal Hospital, to be used within two weeks of adoption.
Training & Support
- Potty trained and not destructive.
- Crate training is in progress. She settles well in a bedroom or open crate but is not comfortable with the crate door closed.
- Well behaved, attentive, and rarely barks; she is also non-reactive around passersby.
- Adopters and fosters receive 30 days of Petcademy training and behavioral support. A 50% discount is also available for Canine Crews' Basic FUNdamentals Group Training Class.
- She comes with a collar, leash, harness, and some transitional dog food if needed.
Application Details
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
- Adoption fee: $350.
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Yes. She is potty trained, does not have accidents, and is not destructive.
She gets along well with large and small dogs, but would do best as the only large female in the home.
Crate training is in progress. She settles in a bedroom or open crate when her fosters leave but is not comfortable with the crate door being closed.
She would do well in a medium-active, relaxed household that enjoys both leisurely walks and quiet time together.