SAM – A1051091

“He is very energetic, very spoiled and acts like a big baby….I did not know that he was going to grow so big.. My place is much too small.”  Sam is ……an .eight month old American Pitbull Terrier..!!!!!!.Unrealistic expectations are hard to match even when nice  people have the best intentions….Sadly, Sam landed now , homeless at the care center, hoping  that his incommensurable charm and beauty will floor the adopter dreaming to raise a youngster and train him to be the prize winning pet everyone would love to own…Sam is eye atching. He knows how to wear a tie and to pose for pictures without even blinking his eyes. He is a perfect model, no treat involved. Just say: SIT!!!  Sam is without say, enthusiastic, pulls on the leash(nothing uncontrolable in our hands) and loves to jump but he does listen and responds very nicely to dry liver and roastbeef… He is a smart boy but also a young pooch willing to please his caretakers. His tail wags non stop, his eyes are bright, his smile so engaging. He so wants to be a friend , to be loved and played with. Sam has mingled with older children , other dogs and cats. He played exuberantly and happily with them. He is a young, moderatly strong and active boy, super sociable, friendly , playful and affectionate   who needs some basic training and a master who knows what to expect from a growing puppy and looks forward to make a star out of him. Sam is at the manhattan Care center, ..dreaming of you

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