Meet Stewie-IN FOSTER
Animal Rescue League of Berks County lists Stewie-IN FOSTER as male, listed as American Pit Bull Terrier, in Birdsboro, Pennsylvania. The listed age is 8 years.
The listing reports a positive dog meet in the shelter. It also reports that Stewie-IN FOSTER has lived with dogs.
To ask about Stewie-IN FOSTER or start an application, contact Animal Rescue League of Berks County.
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Positive Dog Meet in Shelter · Lived with Dogs
About Stewie-IN FOSTER’s reported breed
American Pit Bull Terrier
Listed as Terrier, American Pit Bull
The American Pit Bull Terrier is described by the United Kennel Club as a medium-sized, solidly built, short-coated dog. Its temperament is often described as eager to please and friendly, though most dogs show some level of dog aggression. The breed tends to need careful socialization, obedience training and secure fencing.
Breed information describes general tendencies. It does not tell you Stewie-IN FOSTER’s personality, health or ancestry. Ask Animal Rescue League of Berks County about Stewie-IN FOSTER as an individual.
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