American Bully

Knox

Young·Male·Medium

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So you can sleep tight

About Knox

Knox is a handsome and intelligent 1.5-year-old, 82-pound boy with a striking blue coat and brindle markings. He was rescued from a local kill shelter, initially underweight and fearful, but has blossomed into a confident and loving companion. Knox walks well on a leash, especially with a front-hooking harness, is crate-trained, and loves toys and playtime, including zoomies in the yard! He gets along wonderfully with all dogs. While he hasn't been cat-tested, he shows no signs of aggression. Knox is quick to do his business outdoors and is likely already housetrained, or will be with a consistent schedule. He's a smart cookie, already mastering "sit" and "down" and comes when called. He's highly food-motivated and attentive, making him eager to learn more.

Ideal Home

Knox would thrive in an inside home with a fenced yard for play. He would enjoy having another doggy friend and a home filled with toys. He needs a patient owner who understands the time commitment required for a dog to adjust and acclimate. Retired or work-from-home individuals would be ideal as Knox adores attention.

Ongoing Health

Knox is fully vetted and healthy. He was heartworm positive upon rescue and is currently finishing his treatment.

Training & Support

Knox is very smart and has already learned basic commands with minimal training. He is food motivated and attentive, making him a quick learner. A home that can continue his education with positive reinforcement will set him up for success.

Application Details:

Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
A vet reference is required to ensure a great home.
Your current or past pets must be spayed/neutered and up-to-date on vaccines and monthly heartworm and flea prevention.
Shock collars or "pens" as an alternative to a fenced yard are not permitted.
For safety, small dogs or puppies are generally not placed in families with children under 5, though exceptions may be made.
Puppy adopters should have a plan for their puppy's care and training if they are not retired or working from home.

Transporation

Knox is located in Georgia. We adopt up north and all over, but out-of-state adopters must be willing to travel for pickup as we no longer have a transport company.

Knox is a handsome and intelligent 1.5-year-old, 82-pound boy with a striking blue coat and brindle markings. He was rescued from a local kill shelter, initially underweight and fearful, but has blossomed into a confident and loving companion. Knox walks well on a leash, especially with a front-hooking harness, is crate-trained, and loves toys and playtime, including zoomies in the yard! He gets along wonderfully with all dogs. While he hasn't been cat-tested, he shows no signs of aggression. Knox is quick to do his business outdoors and is likely already housetrained, or will be with a consistent schedule. He's a smart cookie, already mastering "sit" and "down" and comes when called. He's highly food-motivated and attentive, making him eager to learn more.

Ideal Home

Knox would thrive in an inside home with a fenced yard for play. He would enjoy having another doggy friend and a home filled with toys. He needs a patient owner who understands the time commitment required for a dog to adjust and acclimate. Retired or work-from-home individuals would be ideal as Knox adores attention.

Ongoing Health

Knox is fully vetted and healthy. He was heartworm positive upon rescue and is currently finishing his treatment.

Training & Support

Knox is very smart and has already learned basic commands with minimal training. He is food motivated and attentive, making him a quick learner. A home that can continue his education with positive reinforcement will set him up for success.

Application Details:

Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
A vet reference is required to ensure a great home.
Your current or past pets must be spayed/neutered and up-to-date on vaccines and monthly heartworm and flea prevention.
Shock collars or "pens" as an alternative to a fenced yard are not permitted.
For safety, small dogs or puppies are generally not placed in families with children under 5, though exceptions may be made.
Puppy adopters should have a plan for their puppy's care and training if they are not retired or working from home.

Transporation

Knox is located in Georgia. We adopt up north and all over, but out-of-state adopters must be willing to travel for pickup as we no longer have a transport company.

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