Mo

My name is Mo. I am about 2-2.5 years old and am a little male Staffy. 

I am a very quiet dog with a gorgeous nature. I am always very friendly with any other dogs and with people. I love company of any kind.

I absolutely lurrrrrvvvve to play. Rope toys are my favourite especially tug of war with other dogs or people. I really like playing with other dogs of all sizes. I am just as happy to follow you around and watch you in the garden without getting in your way.

I am a very quick learner. I sit on command including knowing sit and wait before I am told to come in (and at street corners). I live with cats and we all get along. I mostly just stay on my bed and sleep when I am inside. I can sleep through the night without needing to go outside to the toilet and on the nights I sleep outside in my kennel I put myself to bed. Being such a quiet dog means I won’t disturb your sleep either!

I love going for walks. I can be off lead when away from roads and in the parks and have a great time running around and checking out all the new smells. My recall is pretty good and with age and a bit of training will only get better. I go to the Albury dog park which is great as there are so many other dogs around to play with. After the first excitement of meeting them all I will come back when called.

I am also Excellent in the car. I either sit up and look out the window or lie down and have a snooze. I am used to a car harness so I stay in the one spot while in the car and don’t try to move or jump around. 

Other than walks and play I love to be patted especially my stomach. I would be happy to lie on my back all day and not move a muscle if you are patting my tummy. I am a really lovely little dog. I am small for a Staffy and the perfect size to cuddle or sit by you on the couch (if you let me!). Everyone comments on how soft my coat is, perfect for patting.

I have a beautiful smile and a happy nature and would love to be part of your home and family.

Please feel free to drop a line to WDR and ask for me. Love Mo
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