Princess Lula Pit Bull Terrier Mix Long Beach, CA

If you’re someone who loves to get out for a walk or even hike and want a buddy, she wants to meet you. She’s approximately four to five years old and a lean 52 pounds.

Princess Lula has proven herself to be a quick learner who is eager to love and be loved. If you break out a hose or a kiddie pool, you’ll see her really light up. She’s a good roommate who sleeps through the night and is fully house-trained and crate-trained. She enjoyed condo life with a temp foster so she would be happy living in an apartment, condo, or house environment. You can also expect a solid walker on the leash. Princess Lula's best days have involved time with her toys, long walks or hikes with her foster, and a good cuddle.

Since she’s a current student of K9 Kommittee (dog trainer and behaviorist), her foster or adopter would have the opportunity to work with the team and continue the good foundation they’ve laid. During the transition period, K9 Kommittee would work with you in and outside the home; so, if you’re the type of person who loves to learn new skills and immediately put them to good use, this would be a great opportunity to learn from one of the best.

If you feel like you would be a good match for this good girl who deserves another lease on life, please submit an application today!

K9 Kismet Applications:
https://www.k9kismet.org/adopt/adoption-application/

Princess Lula in a nutshell:
Breed: Pit Bull mix
Gender: Spayed Female
Age: 4-5 years old
Weight: 52 lbs.

Medical: No known medical conditions. Spayed, up to date on vaccinations and microchipped.

Likes: Princess Lula enjoys playing with toys, going for long walks or hikes, learning new things, and meeting new people. She loves pets and belly scratches. Princess Lula would do well in a condo or apartment environment.

Behavioral: Princess Lula is a student of K9 Kommittee in Long Beach, CA so she has her basic obedience skills and is used to taking direction. She rides well in a car and is not destructive when left alone inside a home. She has a high prey drive so she would not do well in a home with cats. She is dog selective, preferring to be with dogs that have calm, relaxed energy. She can jump pretty high so she should be supervised/on leash in enclosed spaces with fencing under 8 feet.