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Female Dog, American Staffordshire Terrier
American Staffordshire Terrier / Mixed
Description:
Meet Llama, the happiest, cuddliest, and most playful 1-year-old, 43-pound terrier mix you’ll ever meet! This girl is full of life and love, always ready for fun and adventure. She runs like the wind, leaps like a champion, and would absolutely shine in agility training—or just zooming around the yard! A fenced yard where she can stretch her speedy legs is a must for this energetic sweetheart.Llama is not just about play—she’s also a world-class cuddler! Whether she’s snuggled up with her favorite humans or lounging after a long day of fun, she loves to be close. Chewing on bones is another one of her favorite pastimes—give her a good chew toy, and she’s in heaven!She’s crate trained and does great in her crate, settling down quickly after a short whine. Llama adores other dogs and greets them with happy kisses and playful invitations. She plays hard and loves to be the boss, but if her playmate isn’t interested, she’s just as happy entertaining herself.This smart, treat-motivated pup already knows how to sit and is working on perfecting her manners—like keeping all four paws on the ground when excited and resisting the temptation of tasty snacks on the counter. She loves squeaky toys and would be a fantastic candidate for trick training!Though car rides still make her a little nervous, she’s a brave girl who hops right in and stays close for comfort. She also walks well on a leash and would love regular strolls and adventures with her forever family.Llama’s goofy, loving, and fun personality makes her an amazing companion for an active family. She’s adored by her foster and will steal your heart in no time! Apply to adopt Llama today at bcaaofnj.org and bring home this bundle of love!Interested in adopting this pet?Click here for BCAA's on-line Application! PLEASE NOTE: Our adoption fee helps to cover our expenses and includes all shots, *age appropriate*, distemper and rabies, fecal check, spay/neuter, heartworm test, grooming, and in many cases dental and also the fee we pay when we rescue from a shelter.
