Petey
Pit Bull Terrier
$250
Adoption fee · Lucci's House Bully Rescue
$250
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A little about them
Meet Petey, a large, handsome brownish-red boy with a white underbelly, white paws, and sweet facial markings. He is affectionate, loyal, protective, confident, and deeply loving. Petey bonds closely with his people and loves being near them—preferably touching you.
Ideal Home
Petey is happiest as the only dog in the home and is looking for a dog-experienced household. He needs a cat-free, active home that can provide regular walks, structure, and consistent boundaries. He is great with kids and has enjoyed attention, pets, and treats from children of all ages.
Ongoing Health
Petey is vaccinated and neutered. No medical conditions are reported.
Training & Support
Petey loves long walks. He can be excited at first because he is big and strong, but he walks well on a harness and settles into a steady rhythm. He knows basic commands, is food-motivated, and responds well to structure and consistency, though he can have a stubborn streak. Proper introductions and responsible leash management are important around unfamiliar dogs.
Application Details
- Petey is looking for a dog-experienced, single-dog home.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
No transportation options are specified.
Health & wellness
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Petey is looking for a dog-experienced, cat-free, single-dog home with an active family that can provide regular walks, structure, and consistent boundaries.
Petey is great with kids and has enjoyed attention, pets, and treats from children of all ages.
Petey knows basic commands, walks well on a harness after settling in, and responds well to structure and consistency. He can have a stubborn streak.
Petey is happiest and most comfortable as the only dog in the home and does not do well with cats. Proper introductions and responsible leash management are important around unfamiliar dogs.
