Boggle Pit Bull Terrier Mix Manchester, NH

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Boggle is a very sweet, lovable pittie mix. She once had a great life living with her dad and other doggy siblings. Then, one day her dad passed away and she had to come stay at the shelter with her sister Gucci. They are not a bonded pair.

Boggle is a very funny lady with a silly personality. She is playful with medium energy. She likes running around the play yard and plays a fun game of chase. She has so much fun playing with her human. She's a very nosey girl and likes to check out everything. She enjoys going for nice walks around the woods where there's lots to sniff and explore! Like a typical pittie, she also LOVES her snuggle time so you'll need to be a snuggler too!

If you would like an application, please email canines@manchesteranimalshelter.org.

Adoption fee is based on age:
Puppies 8 weeks through 7 months are $400
Dogs 8 months through 7 years are $325
Senior dogs over 8 years are $125
Seniors for Seniors (Seniors 65+ adopting over 8 years): $75

All adoptable dogs are spayed and neutered, have age and time appropriate vaccines, microchipped and heartworm tested. Other medical care provided might include treatments for fleas, ear mites, dental work or infections or other medical conditions. Additional vaccinations and medical care (including puppies Rabies shots if adopted at under 12 weeks of age) will be the responsibility of the adopter.

If you have questions you can call our office at 603.628.3544. To request an application, please email canines@manchesteranimalshelter.org
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Note: As with all of our dogs, we strongly recommend obedience classes for new owner and dog to create a life-long bond with the adopted dog based on trust, respect, and rewarding training experiences. Our shelter dogs are strays and we observe and assess their behavior at the shelter which may be somewhat different in a home environment.