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Bones   

In shelter Dog

Hinesville, GA, 31313
Pet name:
Bones
Gender:
Male
Breeds:
American Staffordshire Terrier
Date:
09/16/2022
Colors:
Red / Chestnut / Orange
Size:
Medium
Age:
Baby
Description: 
Bones got his name because of his condition when we found him. Scarred and emaciated, he was a pitiful thing when he arrived. 
Made of sugar spice and everything nice, this guy will win you over with those puppy dog eyes. 

He does well with crate training but still gets a little lonely so you may need to leave the Tv on for him until he gets comfortable. He walks well on a leash and is dog social. 

He’s shy when you first meet him but his tail will give you a Demi lovato beat if you bring peanut butter with you! 

Bones would do best in a home with another young dog to show him the ropes , and how to get you to sneak a French fry under the table;)

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  1. American Humane Association
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  3. American Veterinary Medical Association
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