Brie

🐾 Meet Brie 🐾<br/>Young (under 2 years old) | Spayed Female | White Pit Bull Terrier<br/><br/>Brie is a young, beautiful Pit Bull Terrier who is still very much a work in progress—and looking for the right person to help her shine.<br/><br/>She came to us as a police intake after an incident where her lack of training led to accidental injuries to her owner. Brie is not aggressive, but she is jumpy and very mouthy, which tells us she simply hasn’t been taught appropriate boundaries yet. With structure, consistency, and positive reinforcement, Brie has a lot of potential to grow into a wonderful companion.<br/><br/>At the shelter, Brie has been timid and scared, likely overwhelmed by everything she’s been through. Despite this, she has done well with other dogs so far, showing appropriate behavior in our controlled environment. Her interactions with cats and children are currently unknown.

🐾 Meet Brie 🐾
Young (under 2 years old) | Spayed Female | White Pit Bull Terrier

Brie is a young, beautiful Pit Bull Terrier who is still very much a work in progress—and looking for the right person to help her shine.

She came to us as a police intake after an incident where her lack of training led to accidental injuries to her owner. Brie is not aggressive, but she is jumpy and very mouthy, which tells us she simply hasn’t been taught appropriate boundaries yet. With structure, consistency, and positive reinforcement, Brie has a lot of potential to grow into a wonderful companion.

At the shelter, Brie has been timid and scared, likely overwhelmed by everything she’s been through. Despite this, she has done well with other dogs so far, showing appropriate behavior in our controlled environment. Her interactions with cats and children are currently unknown.

🐾 Meet Brie 🐾
Young (under 2 years old) | Spayed Female | White Pit Bull Terrier

Brie is a young, beautiful Pit Bull Terrier who is still very much a work in progress—and looking for the right person to help her shine.

She came to us as a police intake after an incident where her lack of training led to accidental injuries to her owner. Brie is not aggressive, but she is jumpy and very mouthy, which tells us she simply hasn’t been taught appropriate boundaries yet. With structure, consistency, and positive reinforcement, Brie has a lot of potential to grow into a wonderful companion.

At the shelter, Brie has been timid and scared, likely overwhelmed by everything she’s been through. Despite this, she has done well with other dogs so far, showing appropriate behavior in our controlled environment. Her interactions with cats and children are currently unknown.