Solara

Solara (spanish- meaning "sunshine") is a American Bully born on 3/1/19. She is a absolute beauty with the personality to match! She is fantastic with her housemates (dogs). Moderate energy, so a semi-active home is ideal for her, no couch potato here!<br/><br/><br/>No, she is not house trained. Bladder/bowel control typically doesn't start until around 16 weeks of age and can take up to a year or more depending on the dog.<br/><br/>Like most pups/dogs she is fine with children, however, we will only adopt our pups out to homes with considerate children. No rough play or mistreatment such as carrying around by the neck, tugging on, jumping on, riding, etc...will be tolerated. We are reluctant to adopt out to households with toddlers as young pups can be easily injured if mishandled, but will consider it on a individual basis.

Solara (spanish- meaning "sunshine") is a American Bully born on 3/1/19. She is a absolute beauty with the personality to match! She is fantastic with her housemates (dogs). Moderate energy, so a semi-active home is ideal for her, no couch potato here!


No, she is not house trained. Bladder/bowel control typically doesn't start until around 16 weeks of age and can take up to a year or more depending on the dog.

Like most pups/dogs she is fine with children, however, we will only adopt our pups out to homes with considerate children. No rough play or mistreatment such as carrying around by the neck, tugging on, jumping on, riding, etc...will be tolerated. We are reluctant to adopt out to households with toddlers as young pups can be easily injured if mishandled, but will consider it on a individual basis.

Solara (spanish- meaning "sunshine") is a American Bully born on 3/1/19. She is a absolute beauty with the personality to match! She is fantastic with her housemates (dogs). Moderate energy, so a semi-active home is ideal for her, no couch potato here!


No, she is not house trained. Bladder/bowel control typically doesn't start until around 16 weeks of age and can take up to a year or more depending on the dog.

Like most pups/dogs she is fine with children, however, we will only adopt our pups out to homes with considerate children. No rough play or mistreatment such as carrying around by the neck, tugging on, jumping on, riding, etc...will be tolerated. We are reluctant to adopt out to households with toddlers as young pups can be easily injured if mishandled, but will consider it on a individual basis.