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Bob   

In shelter Dog

Roselle, IL, 60172
Pet name:
Bob
Gender:
Male
Breeds:
American Staffordshire Terrier
Date:
04/15/2020
Colors:
White / Cream
Size:
Large
Age:
Young
Description: 
Bob is a survivor! He was in the fire at West Chicago kennel and suffered burns and injuries, and is now fully recovered, looking good and is ready for his new home!  Despite any hardships he has endured he is a really sweet boy. He will need a little time to adjust to changes, as he has had so many in his young life and just wants to be safe and loved.

Bob has a great personality, he loves getting treats and has excellent leash manners. Bob knows the following commands:  Sit, Watch, Come, Wait, Touch, Leave it and Turn.

Bob is a young, beautiful, strong boy who would do best as a one and only pet.  Hes waiting for a new chance at life.  Are you the one he is waiting for?


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