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Oliver is a sweet and playful American Staffordshire Terrier, born right here in Florida. I’ve had him since he was about 5 weeks old, and in that time he’s shown just how full of love, curiosity, and energy he really is. Now, he’s ready to start his next chapter with a forever family. At heart, Oliver is a puppy with a zest for life—he’s always exploring, learning, and looking for fun. He loves people and is especially happy when he has a playmate. That’s why I’d love for him to go to a home with another dog, though it’s not a dealbreaker. What matters most is that his new family is ready and prepared to give him the time, care, and love he deserves. If you’re looking for a loyal companion and are ready to welcome a playful pup into your life, Oliver may just be your perfect match. Please reach out if you think you could be the right fit or would like to meet him!

Affectionate, loving and full of energy.

Great temperament, very loving dog, plenty of energy for walks. Likes napping half the day in the sun and sleeps all night without hinderance. Bad timing having to move house asap and needs a new home loving home desperately

Nala is a great single person or couple dog, does get along with other dogs with slow introduction, but will become jealous with attention and territorial with her toys and food. Nala is best suited as the only pet in the house. Nala is not suitable for homes with smaller pets; cats, rabbits ect. Nala has a loving, kind nature, she is a great companion although can still present puppy behaviours; boisterous, rough and mouthing if encouraged, impatient with food or walks. Nala likes going for drives and is he happiest beside her best friend (you) and overall just wants to be included. She is an inside outside dog who is well toilet trained. Nala enjoys her toys, playing fetch and listens to commands well; sit, shake, drop, softly. Nala loves a cuddle in bed, and knows the command “go to bed” Nala can be taken off lead in some areas, being mindful she doesn’t do well with other dogs and can be skeptic of new people. Her commands for off lead are; here Nala, this way, squatting down to the ground and pointing infront of you will tell her that you want her to come back to you, and high pitch “quickly” Praising Nala for good behaviour shows her she is doing the right thing and she will continues to do so. Nala is a great dog although comes with some concerns that I have always been able to correct and deal with but they have been persistent in Nala. This is not her reason for rehoming, I have found myself in a tough predicament where I am unable to house her. Nala has been loved her whole life and I have spent a lot of time with her, she’s been a massive part of my life. She may take time to settle into a new home, and she has presented with separation anxiety previously. Please contact me, if you are interested