Diamond

Pet's Name: Diamond

Dog: Primary Breed: American Pitbull Terrier

Birthdate (an estimate is okay): I don't know.I got her from a shelter

Age Category: Young

Where did you get your pet?: Pet resource center

Adoption Day (when did you adopt your pet? An estimate is okay.): Six months ago

Gender: Female

Size (at full-grown): Medium

Primary Color: Calico/Multi/Tricolor

What are your pet's favorite toys and activities?: She loves to play outside, she loves her chewing toys, and she's a very cuddly dog

Has your dog received any formal obedience training?: No

What commands does your dog know?: Sit down, go to bed, outside

How does your dog react to being left alone for short periods?: She gets a little reckless.

Are there any specific triggers that cause your dog anxiety or stress?: Another dog and being alone for a long time

Is there a daily routine that works well for your dog (feeding, walking, sleep)?: My dog wakes up early in the morning and eats her food. Then she goes outside and plays, and then at nighttime she eats her food again and goes outside.

Medical History and Care:

Does your pet have any history of health issues or medical conditions that potential adopters should be aware of?: She used to have kennel cough but not anymore

Has your dog ever been diagnosed with or treated for any of the following? (Please check all that apply, even if your dog has fully recovered. This helps us provide the best support for future families.):

Has your dog ever shown any challenging behaviors, such as biting a person or another pet? If so, please share some context.: So she and my mother's dog will get into a lot of fights. That's only because they're both female pit bulls and very territorial. But asized for that, she's a good girl, she just needs to be the only animal

How often does your dog require grooming (e.g., bathing, brushing, trimming)? : She has sensitive skin, so she needs to have a bath regularly

Personality:

How is your dog with other dogs?: Selective: Gets along with some dogs but not others.

How is your dog with cats?: Aggressive: Does not get along with cats and may show aggressive behavior.

What's the most endearing thing about your dog?: The most endearing thing about Diamond is how incredibly loving and cuddly she is. She just wants to be by your side, offering gentle affection and soaking up every bit of love she can get. Whether she's curling up next to you or leaning in for pets, Diamond's happiest moments are the ones spent close to the people she adores.

What criteria are important to you when considering an adoptive family or home for your pet?: 1. Commitment & Responsibility A family or individual who understands that adopting Diamond is a lifelong commitment, not just a temporary arrangement. 2. Experience with Dogs (ideally pit bulls) Someone who has experience with dogs, especially larger breeds like pit bulls, or who is willing to learn and work with her needs. 3. Single-Pet Household Since Diamond doesn’t do well with other pit bulls (or possibly other dogs in general), it’s best she be the only dog in the home. 4. Time & Attention An adoptive family who has the time to give her daily exercise, play, training reinforcement, and, most importantly, lots of love and cuddles. 5. Stable Living Situation A safe, secure home environment (preferably with a fenced yard, though not always required) where she won’t be at risk of being abandoned or rehomed again. 6. Compassion & Patience People who will see Diamond not just as a pet, but as family—someone patient enough to help her adjust and feel safe.

Is there anything else you'd like your pet's new family to know?: Diamond isn't just a dog -she's a companion who will fill your life with love, joy, and laughter. She's still young, so she has lots of playful energy, but at the same time she's happiest when she's curled up right next to you. She just wants to love and be loved in return. If you choose Diamond, you won't just be saving her life - you'll be gaining a loyal, affectionate best friend who will always be by your side.

Why are you rehoming your pet (primary reason)?: Personal Problems

Details about rehoming reason (if needed): Diamond has been labeled as "dangerous" by the shelter, but this is due to her not getting along with other dogs -not because of her behavior with people. In fact, Diamond is ineredibly sweet, loving, and cuddly with humans. She adores affection, knows her commands, and just wants to be by someone's side. She simply needs to be in a home where she is the only dog so she can thrive.

If applicable, do you have the legal right or necessary permission from the breeder or rescue organization to rehome this pet? :

How long will you be able to keep your pet before you may need to consider surrendering him or her to a rescue?: Two weeks

What do you feed your pet, and does he/she have any feeding quirks or preferences?: Diamond eats a mix of kibble and soft food-she definitely prefers it when her meals are mixed together, since she's a little spoiled in the best way. She gets excited for mealtimes and always finishes her food. Soft food is her favorite treat, and it makes her extra happy when it's part of her daily routine.

Do you currently have pet insurance?: No

Would you consider a long-distance adoption?:

City, State: Ruskin, FL

Zip Code: 33570

How did you hear about us?: Other Social Media

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