Siren - American Bully Dog for Adoption in Brunswick, Ohio

Familiar with the saying be careful what you name your dog? Siren is living proof of that. This girl sure can scream if she is in a crate and you walk by without acknowledging her. When you do, you'll be rewarded with the goofiest happy dances, adorable snorts and that huge gator smile :) Siren is excited to see you every time. She takes meeting guests very seriously. She comes sweeping into your space with her gator crawls. She swings her butt in your direction so you can pet her. She tries to give you kisses. That tongue of hers can cover your entire face with one swipe. How about that for a greeting :) Siren style :) Siren is a wonderful walking buddy. Loose leash, gentle, leisurely trots. Problem is she doesn't have the stamina to go far. 10-15 minutes in and she needs a little break. She flops on the ground and will only resume the walk when she is ready. Solution? A little doggie wagon. A good thing about Siren is that she takes care of business as soon as she goes outside. Siren is just as social with dogs. She gets into her play bow position and is ready to be besties. Siren is just as comfortable chilling beside you. You'll make her very happy if you shoot kisses her way every now and then. She flashes you her megawatt gator smile :)

Siren is 3 years old, 58lb American Bully. She is looking for a relaxed home where it is okay if she takes two hours to complete a walk. Her humans aren't rushing her home because they have a mountain of things to do to get ready for the next day. Siren loves cuddles and family time. A home with older children and calmer dogs is preferred to match her calmer energy.
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The American Bully is a companion breed known for its muscular build, friendly demeanor, and loyalty to its family. With a distinctive head shape and strong, compact body, these dogs are affectionate with children and make excellent family pets. American Bullies come in various sizes, from pocket to XL, and coat colors range from a solid coat to a tri color pattern. They thrive on regular exercise and early socialization to ensure they are well rounded and well behaved companions.