Dog profile for Buzz, a male American Pit Bull Terrier



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Photo of Buzz, a male American Pit Bull Terrier

Home:Minneapolis, MN

Age: 10 Years Sex: Male Weight: 51-100 lbs

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Dogster stats for Buzz

Paws:

by 23 voters


Stars:

Leave a bone for Buzz

Nicknames:
Buzzard, Mr. Buzz, Pickle, Buddy-Buzz

Likes:
Love. Buzz loves love. Also, wrestling with his brother-dog Eddie, romping, snuggling, chewing things he's not supposed to (shoes, the couch) women telling him he's handsome.

Pet-Peeves:
Raised voices, thunder, when The Peeper (one of our cats) punches him in the nose, when his Mama is unhappy.

Favorite Toy:
Bones, Nylabones, heavy-duty Kongs. He's tough on toys.

Favorite Food:
Pretty much everything, but he's very polite.

Favorite Walk:
Anywhere.

Arrival Story:
I found Buzz on Petfinder. He had belonged to a guy in Canada who couldn't care for him anymore, so the guy's mother was trying to find Buzz a home. His name was Brasco then, and to this day if you say that word he'll perk right up. The description on Petfinder said "He's just a GOOD BOY," and that's the most apt description of him I can think of. He really is just a good boy, almost impossibly sweet. I'd like to take credit for how good he is, but I can't; he just came that way. I adore him.

Bio:
Let's see...Because of an accident when he was a young dog he only has one eye, which causes him to bump into door frames from time to time. He lives with 3 cats who boss him around. He likes to be wrapped up in a blanket and have someone exclaim "Look what the stork brought!!" as if he were a baby. He also likes to play a game we call "Old Country" where we drape an afghan around his head with the fringe framing his face, making him look just like a peasant lady from, well, from the Old Country.

The Groups I'm In:
Doggies with Issues!

I've Been On Dogster Since:

March 12th 2004