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Dogs For Sale

Name: "Ally"Breed: Pit bull mix or pure with poor confirmation

Sex: Female, unaltered

Age: 10-12 months

Training: Basic with "place" Command.

Summary: Those citizens fearful of the American Pit Bull Terrier would think differently with this dog. Ally is a good housedog for nearly any family. Rescued from the Pickaway County Shelter as a result of a confiscation from the Circle Area Humane Society she has lived a tough life. She is still somewhat shy, and needs an owner willing to spend an hour per week socializing her. Not recommended with a home full of animals. She needs good one-on-one interaction with owners willing to exercise and socialize her. She has a lot of potential in the right hands.

Cost:
$300 = no follow-up training/equipment
$500 = a go home lesson, one follow-up private lessons, leash, training collar, and her placemat.

Name: "Anna Belle"

Breed: Lab Mix

Sex: Female, spayed

Age: At or near 1 year

Weight: 40 pounds

Training: Obedient Housedog

Summary: A shy dog with lots of energy rescued from the Pike County Shelter, Anna Belle has a skin disorder that is not contagious and may or may not be permanent. Her medication will cost nearly $30/month and an occasional scraping by the veterinarian. This dog has all of the qualities of a full size Labrador Retriever in a compact size. Her scenting capabilities are wonderful, and a good candidate for hunting. Very warm and affectionate, but will need to be crated until introduced to the home. She will absolutely eat your remote control if left unsupervised. Proper introduction and gradual freedom in home should quell this problem. She is great with young kids, good potty training, and lots of potential.

Best Match: Young active couple looking for an only dog, small retrieving dog, those who love to play, household with attentive owners (chewing), and well behaved children. She will play endlessly or sleep quietly in her kennel with equal enthusiasm so long as her praise is there.

Cost:
$500 = no follow-up training/equipment
$900 = a go home lesson, four follow-up private lessons, leash, training collar, and her placemat.

Name: "Able"

Breed: Labrador Retriever

Sex: Male, altered, dew claws removed

Age: at or near 2 years

Weight: 75 pounds

Training: Obedient Housedog

Summary: "Able" is another rescue from the Pike County Animal Shelter. Immense drive and capable of self exercising with a fenced in yard and a heavy duty Jolly Ball, "Able" is a hulk. Very strong and a very shady past, those seeking to purchase "Able" should certainly consider the follow-up training. Able will try to be dominant with other companion animals so he is recommended to be the only dog. He is very affectionate and loves being touched. Good with my kids (ages 3 and 5), but not recommended due to his strength and ability to knock over a large adult.

Best Match: active owners with fenced in yards, consistent discipline, strong confident owners.

Cost:
$550 = no follow-up training/Equipmet
$950 = a go home lesson, four follow-up private lessons, leash, training collar, and his placemat.

Name: "Major"

Breed: Doberman Pinscher

Sex: Male, unaltered, dew claws removed

Age: nearly 1 year

Weight: 55 pounds

Training: Obedient Housedog, raised for protection work

Summary: "Major" was procured for my sister as a wedding gift. It was her and her husband's dream to have a Doberman trained to protect her in his absence. Later they changed their minds and bought a Pug. This left me with "Major", and a perfect example of why dog's are not good gift ideas. Major has been raised to fulfill an obligation of protection work. He has a heavy bite capability, but no advanced training has been conducted in protection work at this time. "Major" was violently attacked by a Bull Terrier as a puppy and since that attack his right ear dropped. He is a very small Doberman procured for a female less than 100 pounds. "Major" needs to be gradually introduced to a home setting as he will certainly eat your every possession if initially left unsupervised. The majority of Major's life has been in a kennel, yet he has had a great deal of socialization. His training regressed due to increased crate time, but has re-entered a regular workout schedule. We have personally invested thousands of dollars in "Major" and only seek to sell him because he is not a dog raised for my family needs and would love to live with a family more to his needs. He has an open AKC registration; a Russian bloodline stemming from the House of Hoyt, family background includes Schutzhund I, II, and III titles, police work, and everything you would look for in a dog of Major's magnitude. He is a wonderful dog for the right family, and a heartbreaking loss for me to place him. Those interested must first have a free evaluation with owner to qualify.

Best Match: young family with a need for feeling safe, fenced yard, sufficient time to exercise, plenty of human interaction, time to follow initial home introduction. Owner/s must possess a sincere willingness to follow-up with training and maintaining a regular workout schedule.

Cost:
$1,400 = no follow-up training/equipment
$2,000 = a go home demonstration and lesson, four follow-up private lessons, behavioral assistance if needed, leather leash, training collar, his placemat, toys, a kennel, and 15% discount off boarding "Major" with Circleville Pet Services llc in the future.