Central Valley Bully Rescue and Sanctuary: Tiger ~ Collie Mix

Sunday, June 5, 2011

Tiger ~ Collie Mix

http://www.petfinder.com/petdetail/19644811

Tiger is a sweet girl, very timid and in need of love. She was rescued by a wonderful Man who had seen her being thrown from a car and brought her to us. She had of course some trust issues from this but now she is a sweet as pie and loves everyone. She would be great in a home with other dogs since she is only 6 months old and fine with cats. please call jennifer for more info on Tiger 505-8059

All animals are UTD on shots Spayed Rabies and Microchiped

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About CVBR

Central Valley bully rescue (CVBR) is a volunteer-based, non profit rescue out to help Educate the public as well as owners about the bully breed. ..

American Pit Bull Terriers, American Staffordshire Terriers, American Bull Dogs, Bull Terriers, etc.)

CVBR wants to promote the breed as a safe and loving dog .. stop dog fighting and the breed discrimination that has come with dog fighting!

Pit Bull

''Get the info & get in the know''

Pit Bull is not actually a breed. It is a term that refers to three different breeds, and any mix therein. The three breeds are American Pit Bull Terrier, American Staffordshire Terrier, and Staffordshire Bull Terrier.

American Pit Bull Terriers were originally bred in the 19th century. They are extraordinarily muscular. Despite their reputation, American Pit Bull Terriers can make wonderful family pets!

The American Staffordshire Terrier descended from the English Bulldog, and was developed in the 19th century for dog fighting. American Staffordshire Terriers are extremely friendly and affectionate to people, including children and strangers.

The Staffordshire Bull Terrier was also eveloped in Staffordshire, England in the 19th century. Staffordshire Bull Terriers have long been a favorite family dog in England. They are incredibly affectionate and devoted, and they adore children.

All three Pit Bull breeds have dog fighting backgrounds, and may retain the instinct for aggression toward other animals. Obedience training and socialization are absolute musts! Pit Bull mixes have all of the good traits of a purebred, often without the genetic health issues due to inbreeding. Best of all, when you adopt a Pit Bull mix, you adopt a one-of-a-kind companion.

American Temperament Test, "pit bull" dogs achieved a combined passing score of 84.4%.

American Pit Bull Terrier: 542 tested 84.1% passed

American Staffordshire Terrier: 521 tested 83.9% passed

Staffordshire Bull Terrier: 61 tested 85.2% passed

Total: 1124 tested 84.4% passed

Compare:

All Breeds: 27,162 tested 81.5% passed

Australian Shepherd: 571 tested 80.7% passed

Golden Retriever: 687 tested 83.8% passed

To read more about dog temperament go to

http://www.atts.org/statistics.html

Adoption Application ... Please mail too FRIENDS4EVER35@ROCKETMAIL.COM

Dog Adoption ApplicationName_________________________________________ Home Phone____________________________ Address_______________________________________ Work Phone____________________________ City_____________ State ________ Zip _____________ Cell Phone____________________________E-Mail Address (s)________________________________________ & ________________________________________________ LOCAL Personal References: (if possible please list one relative not living with you) 1)Name_________________________________ Phone____________________ Relationship____________________

2)Name_________________________________ Phone____________________ Relationship____________________How did you hear about Valley bully Rescue? _____________________________________________________________Name of dog you want to adopt ________________________ or ___________________________________To ensure that this adoption is in the best interest of both you and the dog you selected, we ask that you answer the following questions:

1) Do you live in (select one): House___ Apartment___ Condo/Townhome___ Trailer___ Other___

2) Do you: Own____ Rent/Lease____ Name of Complex & Office Phone #__________________________

3) Are you planning to move in the next six months? Yes_____ No _____

4) What will happen to this dog if you move unexpectedly?________________________________________

5) What will happen to this dog when you go on vacation or in case of an emergency?__________________

6) How many hours during the average day will your dog be without a human?_______

7) Do you want this dog to be (select one): Inside only____ Outside only____ Both____

8) Where will this dog be kept during the day?___________________________________________________Night? ________________________________ When you’re not home? ___________________________

9) Does your home have a dog door? Yes____ No_____

10) Do you have a fenced-in back yard? Yes ____ No _____If your yard is fenced be sure to check for gaps and weaknesses in the fencing before bringing your dog home.If you are adopting a large dog consider if your fence is tall enough (6 ft).

11) Does your gate have a lock? Yes___ No____ If not could one be put on? ________(Gates should always be locked so the dog cannot be let loose by neighborhood kids or utility service people.)

12) If there is no fenced yard how will you exercise the dog? _________________________________________

13) If the yard is not fenced who will walk the dog and how often will you take the dog out?________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________

14) What type of vehicle do you own? ________________ If you have a truck how will your dog be transported? __________________________________________________________________________________________

15) Please tell us why you would like to adopt a dog? _______________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________

16) I am adopting this dog for (check all that apply): myself___ spouse___ children___ gift____ other__ (please explain) ___________________________________________________________________________________________

17) Please list below all the people your dog will be living with (including yourself):Name _____________________________ _____________________________ _____________________________ _____________________________Age Relationship to prospective adopter _______ ___APPLICANT___________________________ _______ _________________________________________ _______ ________________________________________________ _________________________________________ (OVER)18)

Did your entire family agree on the adoption of this one dog? Yes____ No _____

19) Will the whole family share in the care of this dog? Yes_____ No _____

20) Is there any member of your household who is allergic to dogs? Yes ____ No ____

21) Are there any children that visit your home frequently? Yes _____ No_____If Yes, ages: ___________________________________________________

22) Are there any regular visitors to your home, human or animal, with which your new dog must get along?Yes___ No___ If Yes, Describe:_________________________________________________________

23) Do you have any other pets living with you now? Yes___ No___ If Yes, please list below:Type (dog, cat, etc.)_______________ _______________ _______________Breed______________________ ______________________ ______________________Neutered/ Spayed? ____________ ______Owned for how long?_______________________ _______________________ _______________________

24) Have you had pets in the past? Yes____ No_____ If Yes, please list below:Type (dog, cat, etc.)_______________ _______________ _______________Breed________________ ________________ ________________Neutered/ Spayed? ______________ _______Owned for how long?_______ _______ _______Where is the pet now?_______________________ _______________________ _______________________

25) Why have you chosen a American Pit Bull Terrier? ______________________

26) what experience do you have with APBT?_________

27) Do you have a regular veterinarian? Yes _____ Clinic name, address, and phone number _____________________________________________

28) May we have your permission to request information from your veterinarian? Yes _____ No ___

29) How often do you feel a dog should see a veterinarian? _________________________________

30) What do you know about heartworms? ______________________________________________

31) What will you feed your new dog? _________________________________________________

32) What kind of behavior do you find unacceptable? ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

33) If the dog has problems with behavior what will you do about it? __________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________I certify that the above information is true and understand that false information may result in nullifying this adoption.

Applicant’s Signature ______________________________________________ Date_____________
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO REFUSE AN ADOPTION!Thank you for completing the Dog Adoption Application. Please return it to an adoption counselor so that we may review it with you.

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