Mia the Blue-Nose American Bully Pit
A day in the life with Mia the American Bully (Bully Pit) puppy. 3 years old, 60 pounds, 18 1/2 inches from the ground to the highest point of the shoulders (the withers).
A day in the life with Mia the American Bully (Bully Pit) puppy. 3 years old, 60 pounds, 18 1/2 inches from the ground to the highest point of the shoulders (the withers).
3 Years Old
Mia is most definitely a people dog. While Spencer is happy to go off on his own or stay back inside the house if he does not care for the weather outside, Mia wants to come with the humans. Everywhere. You think you could pee by yourself at least at work, but NO she wants to come with you for that too.
"Hey, what ya doing in here? Can I come in?"
Working on a project? Have no fear, Mia is here!
Are you sassing me, again?
Um, Mia. Do not, I repeat, do not lick me in the face. What's all that dirt on your nose from?
Picking up broken glass on a trail in the woods. Told the dogs to "stay". Spencer is exactly where I first gave the command. Mia's version of "stay" is to remain in licking distance at all times.
We introduce Mia to Sailor, a red nose Pit Bull rescued from a city pound.
Mia with Spencer and Amie holding Leia and Sailor
The pack from left to right, Sailor, Leia, Spencer and Mia
The pack out for a walk. Back Sailor and Leia. Front Spencer and Mia
We still strictly enforce the rule that an open car door is not an invitation to jump out. It's one of the more important rules if you are to ever travel with your dog. Safety first.
Mia and Spencer spot a squirrel on the fence in front of them, yet they do not jump out of the van. Good babies. But I would never leave you unattended with an open car door in an unsafe area. Look at the two of you shaking in excitement. You would love to chase that thing down the town streets. But not today.
"Mia, it looks like we are going to be allowed to get out soon. The humans just picked up the leashes!"
Same deal with open gates.
Mia loves little kids. This child came to visit her during one of our camping trips and Mia could not have been happier.
Both dogs love sleeping in the tent
Um, Mia. Did you seriously just pull all of that stuffing out of your dog bed?
NO! Don't eat it!