Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About BJ
Introducing BJ! Do they come much cuter than this little guy? We don't think so! The first few weeks of BJ's life weren't the greatest - his owners kept him and his siblings shut in a bathroom, not giving them much chance to socialise, interact or see the big wide world. Luckily, they were removed from this very unsatisfactory situation and have been living it up in a foster home getting very spoilt and learning about all sorts of things.
BJ is a loving, affectionate little soul who enjoys human company. Of course like any puppy he loves to run and play and romp around but he'll always come right back for snuggles and people-time. BJ is a little bit quieter than his brother, he tends to approach new things with a quiet inquisitive observation before bounding in head-first.
This cutie has lived around cats, other dogs and children so he's all set for pretty much any home! We believe that he will grow to be a medium-size English staffy, although be prepared that he could get bigger than you think.
BJ needs a new family to give him the very best start to the rest of his life. Like any puppy he will need help to build on his toilet training skills, basic obedience and general doggy manners. His ideal home will include him in all the family activities and take him for regular walks and outings as well as letting him spend time inside the house as well as out.
If you can offer BJ a wonderful loving home, give us a call today!
Adoption details
Thank you for taking the time to view one of our lovely dogs.
We at SAFE Avon Valley guarantee that every one of our dogs is suitable to be re-homed. It is our job to ensure that we match our dog with it's perfect family (a bit like a dating agency).
If you would like to know more about this dog please call Freedom on 0409 000 259. If the dog sounds suitable then we pass on the foster carer’s details to you so you can call and make a time to view the dog.
Once you have meet the dog and are happy to go further then we organise a yard check to ensure that your yard is safe and secure for the dog.
Once that is completed you can then take the dog home on a 2 week trial, if the dog is not suitable then you simply return it.
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.