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Guinness

  • Puppy
  • Male
  • Medium
  • Pit Bull Terrier
  • Mixed Breed

About Guinness

Bethlehem, PA

Breed

Pit Bull Terrier&Mixed BreedMix

Physical Traits

Puppy
(less than 1 year)
Male
Medium
(26-60 lbs)
Coat: Short
Brindle, White / Cream

Behavior

Personality
Affectionate, Athletic, Friendly, Funny, Loves, Playful
House-trained: No

Health

Spayed/Neutered:
Yes
Vaccinated:
Yes

Guinness’s Compatibility

    This pet has good compatibility with kids.

    This pet has good compatibility with dogs.

    This pet has good compatibility with cats.

    This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.

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Guinness's Story

At the end of every rainbow there’s supposed to be a pot of gold… but we think we found something even better! Introducing Shamrock, Guinness, and Bailey — our adorable St. Patrick’s Day “Pot O’ Gold” litter who are hoping their luck leads them straight to forever homes. <br/><br/>These puppies are exactly what you’d expect from a young, happy litter — playful, curious, and full of personality. They are currently being fostered in a home with other dogs and children and are doing great. They could also do well with cats, as long as introductions are slow and respectful.<br/><br/>While they may be small now, they’re already full of energy, silliness, and puppy charm. Like most puppies, they spend their days playing hard, exploring everything, and then crashing for a well-earned nap before doing it all over again.<br/><br/> But let’s keep it real — puppies are a lot of work.<br/><br/>They may be adorable, but they require time, patience, training, and commitment. Their future families must be prepared to continue working on socialization, house training, and basic manners as they grow. Raising a puppy is a big responsibility, but for the right family it’s incredibly rewarding.<br/><br/>While in foster care, they will be working on:<br/><br/>• Potty training<br/><br/>• Crate training<br/><br/>• Socialization with people and other animals<br/><br/>Before adoption, each puppy will be fully vetted.<br/><br/>If you’re ready for the adventure that comes with puppyhood, one of these lucky pups might just be the pot of gold you’ve been searching for. <br/><br/>Shamrock, Guinness, and Bailey are ready to find their forever homes!<br/><br/>NO APARTMENTS!<br/><br/>Apply for Guinness: www.freedomfirstrescue.com/Guinness

At the end of every rainbow there’s supposed to be a pot of gold… but we think we found something even better! Introducing Shamrock, Guinness, and Bailey — our adorable St. Patrick’s Day “Pot O’ Gold” litter who are hoping their luck leads them straight to forever homes. 

These puppies are exactly what you’d expect from a young, happy litter — playful, curious, and full of personality. They are currently being fostered in a home with other dogs and children and are doing great. They could also do well with cats, as long as introductions are slow and respectful.

While they may be small now, they’re already full of energy, silliness, and puppy charm. Like most puppies, they spend their days playing hard, exploring everything, and then crashing for a well-earned nap before doing it all over again.

 But let’s keep it real — puppies are a lot of work.

They may be adorable, but they require time, patience, training, and commitment. Their future families must be prepared to continue working on so

At the end of every rainbow there’s supposed to be a pot of gold… but we think we found something even better! Introducing Shamrock, Guinness, and Bailey — our adorable St. Patrick’s Day “Pot O’ Gold” litter who are hoping their luck leads them straight to forever homes. 

These puppies are exactly what you’d expect from a young, happy litter — playful, curious, and full of personality. They are currently being fostered in a home with other dogs and children and are doing great. They could also do well with cats, as long as introductions are slow and respectful.

While they may be small now, they’re already full of energy, silliness, and puppy charm. Like most puppies, they spend their days playing hard, exploring everything, and then crashing for a well-earned nap before doing it all over again.

 But let’s keep it real — puppies are a lot of work.

They may be adorable, but they require time, patience, training, and commitment. Their future families must be prepared to continue working on socialization, house training, and basic manners as they grow. Raising a puppy is a big responsibility, but for the right family it’s incredibly rewarding.

While in foster care, they will be working on:

• Potty training

• Crate training

• Socialization with people and other animals

Before adoption, each puppy will be fully vetted.

If you’re ready

Guinness is from Freedom First Rescue

[Bethlehem, PA]

Our Mission
Our mission is to rehome and rehabilitate unwanted and neglected dog. We pull dogs from death row or severe medical cases. We believe you can’t change a dogs past, but you can certainly rewrite their future.

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