Jelly Nougat

Jelly Nougat — His Tail Has Never Stopped Wagging. Not Once. Not Ever.<br/><br/>Jelly Nougat is not cool. He is not dignified. He is not suave. He is approximately four years old, a Pitbull with the complete emotional profile of a Golden Retriever, and his tail has been going since the day he was born with absolutely no signs of slowing down. He is thrilled about everything. He has always been thrilled about everything. This is simply who he is and it is genuinely wonderful.<br/><br/>He loves people with his whole chest — every single one of them, immediately and without reservation. He loves dogs. He loves snacks with a passion that borders on spiritual. He greets every day like it is the best day that has ever happened and every adventure like it is going to be the greatest one of all time. There is no cynicism in Jelly Nougat. There is only enthusiasm, and there is a lot of it.<br/><br/>He is housebroken, crate trained, up to date on all vet care, and wonderful with other dogs. He is also, in the spirit of full transparency, not exactly polished. He pulls on leash because the world is simply too exciting to approach at a normal pace. He jumps up to say hello because he is delighted to see you and personal space is a concept he finds interesting but not personally relevant. He is a little too much for very small children — not because there is a mean bone in his body, because there is not a single one, but because he occasionally forgets he is no longer a twelve pound puppy and acts accordingly.<br/><br/>The good news is that Jelly Nougat would do virtually anything for a snack, which means he is going to be an absolute joy to train with the right consistency and a treat pouch. The foundation is there. The willingness is enormous. He just needs someone to work with him.<br/><br/>Jelly Nougat does not need someone looking for a perfect dog. He needs someone who wants a happy, goofy, tail-wagging force of nature who will make them laugh every single day without trying and love them without limit.<br/>He deserves for this to be the last time he has to start over. Let's make sure it is.<br/><br/><br/>Adoption is $275, which includes spay/neuter at our vet, vaccines, dewormer, microchip, and clean bill of health. Although we work to potty train all of our dogs, we cannot guarantee full house training before adoption. Regression is a normal part of transitioning to a new home.<br/><br/>APPLY on our WEBSITE:<br/>Rebeldogsdetroit.com/applytoadopt<br/>Rebeldogsdetroit.com/becomeafoster

Jelly Nougat — His Tail Has Never Stopped Wagging. Not Once. Not Ever.

Jelly Nougat is not cool. He is not dignified. He is not suave. He is approximately four years old, a Pitbull with the complete emotional profile of a Golden Retriever, and his tail has been going since the day he was born with absolutely no signs of slowing down. He is thrilled about everything. He has always been thrilled about everything. This is simply who he is and it is genuinely wonderful.

He loves people with his whole chest — every single one of them, immediately and without reservation. He loves dogs. He loves snacks with a passion that borders on spiritual. He greets every day like it is the best day that has ever happened and every adventure like it is going to be the greatest one of all time. There is no cynicism in Jelly Nougat. There is only enthusiasm, and there is a lot of it.

He is housebroken, crate trained, up to date on all vet care, and wonderful with other dogs. He is also, in the spirit of full transparen

Jelly Nougat — His Tail Has Never Stopped Wagging. Not Once. Not Ever.

Jelly Nougat is not cool. He is not dignified. He is not suave. He is approximately four years old, a Pitbull with the complete emotional profile of a Golden Retriever, and his tail has been going since the day he was born with absolutely no signs of slowing down. He is thrilled about everything. He has always been thrilled about everything. This is simply who he is and it is genuinely wonderful.

He loves people with his whole chest — every single one of them, immediately and without reservation. He loves dogs. He loves snacks with a passion that borders on spiritual. He greets every day like it is the best day that has ever happened and every adventure like it is going to be the greatest one of all time. There is no cynicism in Jelly Nougat. There is only enthusiasm, and there is a lot of it.

He is housebroken, crate trained, up to date on all vet care, and wonderful with other dogs. He is also, in the spirit of full transparency, not exactly polished. He pulls on leash because the world is simply too exciting to approach at a normal pace. He jumps up to say hello because he is delighted to see you and personal space is a concept he finds interesting but not personally relevant. He is a little too much for very small children — not because there is a mean bone in his body, because there is not a single one, but because