Charm - Female Young American PitBull Terrier for Adoption in Lake County, IN

I adopted Gidget from my local shelter. She is a very sweet dog and very well-mannered for her age (10 months). She already knows sit, down, and leave it, and working on drop it and coming when called. She is a playful pup and loves to run around my backyard. With slow introductions, she has done well with my cats, and does best with my more confident, dog-friendly cat. Gidget LOVES to meet new people, and usually automatically sits when meeting them. She also loves my 7-yr old niece (I have not seen her around younger children). Once she’s gotten her energy out, Gidget enjoys cuddling on the couch. We've been working on crate training, but she has been able to be left out in a room without being destructive for a full workday. She is dog-reactive, which we’ve been working on, and she’s already shown improvement. Any adopter will need to be willing to continue to work on that with her. Overall, she’s a great companion and I think she will grow up to be a wonderful dog.

copper colored snuggle buddy, lots of kisses, good with cats, kids, and spiders, has foot fetish. Unfixed male, if interested please call or text

Finn is a loving cuddly boy who wants to be your shadow. He loves kids and other dogs. He can be a little nervous about new stuff but recovers quick. Like a typical puppy he is working on his manners and training, and doing pretty darn good. He could fit into any family really His mom was a stray who showed up with the male at a good sams yard, so breed info is a guess

Milo is a very sweet and playful puppy. He’s a cuddler, a companion, and a protective guardian. He’s shown the ability to learn well, to be vigilant around a home and to socialize well with people who are introduced. He was born in September of 2024 to a Pitbull Terrier/Catahoula Leopard dog and a purebred Blue nose pit. We took him in because of the inability of a family friend to find a suitable home. Milo has one negative trait. He shows a territorial personality over food and toys to other male dogs and is not friendly to male dogs in that situation. Keep in mind he shows absolutely no aggression towards any people (adult or child) unless they show a threatening demeanor towards the home. Milo needs a home where he is the only male dog and someone who can keep him active. He does very well with cats and is very protective over children. What he can provide to the right home is a real friend, a protector and a warm pillow.