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Shy is in a home for the first time in over 2 yrs. A very kind home that adopted from us over a year ago never forgot seeing Shy at the kennel. This home found out Shy was still there. Last week he went back to the kennel and took Shy home with him.

Shy will be introduced to the 2 resident Boxers slowly. Shy's foster dad said that Shy could not be a better dog. He is very sweet and well behaved. He is housebroken and loves to go on walks. He loves to run around the fenced yard. His favorite thing is to be petted and touched. He is slowly fitting in to his foster home. Please give this sweet guy a forever home.

Just wanted to let everyone know that I'm still here waiting for my family. I'm a great dog and it's not my fault that I was born a pitbull instead of a boxer. I can wiggle just as good, and I can run like the wind. Maybe that was why Gail got so frustrated when she was trying to take my picture and all she got were blurs of white fur and my behind running past her.

Just give me a chance to show you that I can be a good boy. As long as you feed me real good, cause I love to eat, then I'll be your friend forever.

ps.....my eyes aren't really red, they are a real pretty light brown. I think that red might make me look scarey, but I'm not, I'm SHY!!!

Shy is the most loving and trusting dog there could be. He is in need of a foster and a forever home. He is good with kids and loves to be hugged. He wants hugs and loving before he gets his dinner. He would rather get affection than eat. He is starving for a home of his own.

This is Shy. He's an American Staff. Terrier, who was basically abandoned by his owner because he refused to breed with their female. We've known this dog since he's been a puppy, and he's now 3 yrs old. He's always been the sweetest boy. His original owner went to jail, and he's been passed around since. When he first saw me, he was wiggles all over, he remembered me from when he was a baby. Shy doesn't have a mean bone in his body, he's the best. Just wants to be loved. He does favor his left front leg, but the vet said it looks like it had been broken and not taken care, just left to heal on it's own. I guess that's an indication of how he's been treated at one point in his life.

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