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Match-Me
Broadway, Virginia, United States
sat14
I have been a Licensed Veterinary Technician for over 8 years. I have owned animals all my life and love how they can connect to us and connect us to one another.
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Although "pit bulls" are not really a breed of dog, many dogs, like Pitunia, exhibiting certain physical charactersitics are placed in this "type." Because of this, experiences and personalities will vary greatly. Pitunia has proven to be a good ambassador for her type of dog, although, she can be dog-reactive. I am careful to maintain control of her when we are out in parks where other dogs are. We have gone through obedience classes and she has done well. I would like to get her 'Good Citizen' certification or maybe certify her as a therapy dog, especially since she does so well with children.){kind=link}
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