

Boudin
American PitBull Terrier
Age
1 year 2 months
Gender
female
Size
Medium
Weight
50.00 lbs
Age
1 year 2 months
Gender
female
Size
Medium
Weight
50.00 lbs
Amy
Pet Owner
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About Boudin
Boudin is a 1 year old pittie that my daughter rescued from the side of the road last November. After about 2 weeks, the owner came forward but admitted he didn’t want her. We didn’t want Boudin to end up in the wrong hands so we decided to keep her. Unfortunately, our older dog has Cushings syndrome and has rapidly declined the last few months. She requires lot of care and time to manage her symptoms. Although they got along at first- tension grew and they began to show signs of aggression towards each other. So now we keep them in separate areas of the house and have to coordinate outside potty time and walks. We work full time & run a youth soccer club so it’s all quickly become way too much and simply not fair for Boudin who just wants to play and be a puppy! I absolutely hate when i have to kennel her to work or deal with my older dog. We would love for Boudin to join a loving family who will give her all the attention she deserves!
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