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A little about them
Remy is a resilient, affectionate American Bully who has overcome a difficult start and is thriving in foster care. She’s sensitive, goofy, loyal, food-motivated, and eager to please, with plenty of silly antics to share with the person who believes in her.
Ideal Home
Remy needs an adult-only home with a confident handler experienced with bully or power breeds. She does well with calm, tolerant dogs but is not a match for small children or highly reactive pets. A home with room to roam, ideally a large yard, would suit her energetic spirit. She is currently being cat-tested.
Ongoing Health
Remy was surrendered emaciated, with mange and illness, but is now healthy and thriving with a full coat. She is spayed and vaccinated.
Training & Support
Remy is crate-trained, highly trainable, and has completed a few training sessions. Her jumping has nearly stopped, and she is learning not to eat everything on walks. She can be vocal, impulsive when meeting new dogs, and has a past history of resource guarding around toys. Consistent training and boundaries have helped her live peacefully with calm dogs and a variety of canine housemates. She is affectionate and friendly with safe, trusted people, while also showing a protective instinct when she senses genuine danger.
Application Details
- Remy is not recommended for a first-time dog owner.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
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Remy needs an adult-only home with a confident handler experienced with bully or power breeds. A home with space to roam, ideally a large yard, would suit her well.
She does well with calm, tolerant dogs and has lived peacefully with male and female dogs of various sizes. Her excitement can overwhelm her manners when meeting new dogs, so continued structure and training are important.
Remy is currently being cat-tested, so her compatibility with cats is not yet known.
She is crate-trained, highly trainable, and has completed a few training sessions. Her jumping has nearly stopped, and she is learning not to eat everything on walks.