Alright… now this young guy is CUTE! Juan is so super easy, very laid back. Walks great on a leash. Kinda just goes with the flow. The shelter staff said he was scared of his own shadow, but we didn’t see anything too concerning. He did cower when we picked up a bag of treats too quickly. When feels like he’s not getting enough attention, he likes to nip on your hands while on his back. Juan is good with medium/large dogs but might be too interested in the little ones. He is crate trained and may need a refresher on house training.

When the South Los Angeles shelter called us about a 4mo girl running the streets with severe mange, we just had to help her! Maggie has been lovingly fostered by Peggy Reynolds, and is now almost completely recovered after 4 months of TLC. Maggie has been spayed; and she is now ready for a few foster/forever home! This little muffin is now about 8 months old and weighs about 33lbs. She is extremely people-focused and loves to snuggle. The dogs in her foster home are extra exuberant or cranky so she has been a bit intimated by them. Her ideal home is a Bull Terrier experienced one where she is the only pet so that focus on socialization and structure (a bit of food aggression surfaces once in a blue moon but she is easily corrected)…but a home with a super submissive and gentle male might work. Maggie is crate and house trained but will need some work on a leash. If your information is not on file, please complete our application so that we can get to know you better:http://www.bullterrierrescue.org/?page_id=572. Thank you! ~Suz

Welcome to Wally World!!! Wally loves life and will take the time to find the joy in discovering things during walks. He is very dog-social and has been great with children. We placed Wally earlier this year but he recently got into a scuffle with a male Bulldog when they were left alone unsupervised. Wally redirected for a second at a party trying to break up the scuffle but there was not a bite. Wally is returning to our program as his adopter does not understand that this is a dog management issue and not aggression that will escalate to people.
His photo album with a link to a video can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10151229934673141.481543.59917658140&type=3

Archie was surrendered to a shelter when one of his owners fell seriously ill.  This little tornado loves people (especially kids) and other dogs.  The resident female Bull Terrier in his foster home has been a saint to put up with his endless requests to play.  We’re not sure how he is with cats…he seems to like chasing them but we’re not sure what he’ll do once he catches up to them.  Archie is crate, house, leash and truck trained (he LOVES to ride in trucks!). This little fellow is about 9 months old and 40-45 pounds.

Tickles is a very affectionate 40lb girl who needs a new home as she was getting into fights with the 10.5yo male Jack Russell Terrier mix (but fine with the beagle mix) in her former home.  She is a 2yo (born March 2013) spitfire who would be ideal with an active family. With the required exercise, she’ll be a great companion around the house and would love to hang out on the couch with you.  Although she is fine with dogs on walks and in playgroups, she does not do well with dominant/pushy dogs.   She is a dominant girl who will thrive with loving leaders and a structured environment.  She is crate, house and leash trained.   If your information is not yet on file, our application can be found here:  http://www.bullterrierrescue.org/?page_id=572.

Tickles’ Facebook post:  https://www.facebook.com/BullTerrierRescueInc/photos/a.295209518140.148774.59917658140/10152928563848141/?type=1&theater

Updated 7/15/15