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Description
Arlos dob is 1/05/2023 but it wouldn’t let me put this in , Arlo is a loving but boisterous little boy , we love him to peices and he’s a massive part of our family we will not just let him go to anyone , we got him in 2024 when he was 1 after his previous owner no longer wanted him he’s been absolutely fine up until the last 2/3 months he has started to dislike our toddler unfortunately we had another baby a month ago and he is getting worse towards our toddler and we don’t have the time to give him the training he needs for this situation , he used to be really bad on walks with high anxiety towards dogs and cars but we have worked on this since having him and he has progressed a lot he still needs work and consistency but has the potential to be an amazing companion , we are heartbroke to be rehoming him but we cannot risk him going for our toddler on the off chance
he needs to be around no other animals or young children , we are asking for a rehoming fee so that we know he’s going to the right home
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Litter details
LocationSaint Helens, Merseyside
Pets in litter1 male
BreedAmerican Bully
Ready to Leave15 Nov 2026
Age1 year, 6 months
GenerationP
Health & Docs
KC registered by collectionParents are health testedHealth Checked by a vetWorm and flea treatedVaccinations up to dateMicrochipped by collection date
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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Litter
Available
American Bully 1
Male£100
Pros
Striking muscular build paired with a calm, friendly temperament
Gentle and affectionate with children of all ages
Highly trainable with eagerness to please and strong food motivation
Low maintenance coat with minimal grooming needs
Cons
Requires experienced owners to manage potential dominance
Needs early and ongoing socialisation to prevent dog aggression
High prey drive necessitates careful management around small animals
Susceptible to skin allergies requiring vigilant care