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Blue is named true to her color-a gorgeous gray-blue coat and striking eyes looking lovingly back at you! She is about 2-3 years old and we think she is a blend of cane-corso, boxer, and pittie mix. Blue is now a healthy weight of about 70 pounds.

Blue came to our training facility underweight from potentially having had a litter of puppies. She is presently recovering and will be spayed before adoption. She is healthy and heartworm negative, and vetting paperwork will be provided upon adoption. Blue has never met a stranger and loves all people, but true to her breed characteristics, will bark at strangers. We have seen no signs of aggression, with her more likely to be checking out your hand for a hidden treat, or just seeking a pat on the head!

Blue is fully crate trained and completely house broken, and can be left alone without worry. She eats well, and enjoys afternoon naps with her person.

She does well on a leash, and although squirrels and wildlife can be very interesting, she can be redirected. Her husbandtry skills are great; combing, nail trimming, baths and vet trips are all positive interactions for her.

Blue is confident when interacting with other dogs, and seeks out a good romp in the yard. When a litter of puppies lost their momma, Blue was a surrogate mom to them, and gave them the love and support they needed to become confident puppies ready for adoption! On occasion, she can resource guard her humans in a one-on-one setting, so care will have to be taken to place her successfully in a home with other dogs. The trainer at Follow My Lead will work with any adopter to ensure this is the perfect situation for Blue. Frankly, Blue would love to be your one and only!

Blue would love an active but not overly athletic home, and would enjoy sunbathing in the yard, and a car ride ever so often. She would enjoy a fenced yard to sniff and explore daily.She has been introduced to children without incident, but given her size and strength, and her forgetting how her wiggly butt can knock a tiny person down, we would suggest children of at least 10 years of age-but we would also entertain families with younger children after chatting to ensure everyone can live together safely.