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American Staffordshire Terrier/Whippet

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Home:Keyport, NJ

Sex: Female Weight: 26-50 lbs

Dogster stats for Pandorah ***in loving memory**


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Leave a bone for Pandorah ***in loving memory**

Nicknames:
Mommy's:Pandie Pants, Princess Pandorah Petunia Whippitbull, Scary Pit Bull Puppy, Pandorable, Pandorito, Pandemonium, Whackjob, Sweetie-girl Daddy's:Whacko, Nutjob, Sh*tferbrains, Maniac, Lovergirl

Doggie Dynamics:

Energy

sleepy		energetic

Intelligence

silly		genius

Friendliness

aggressive		affectionate

Playfulness

not playful		very playful

Disposition

anxious		calm

Sun Sign:

Quick Bio:

-mutt

-pound dog

-dog rescue

Birthday:
June 16th 1997

Likes:
She loved making us laugh doing all sorts of weird things, like ripping the insides out of poor helpless stuffed animals almost neurotically, face rubbing right after a bath, and a tie for first would be sun worshiping and cuddling

Favorite Food:
Pandorah loved anything and everything that she wasn'ty supposed to have.

Favorite Walk:
Anywhere that's outside, most especially the beach, I think that's where she is now.

Best Tricks:
Being a best friend

Arrival Story:
Pandorah came to me when she was 6 months old when I volunteered at the SPCA in New Jersey. She was rescued from a bad place. She was only 2 months old when they found her and she was already hurt. I walked dogs on Sundays and did other not so fun, but stinky jobs sometimes, and for some reason I was afraid of Pandorah. I wasn't afraid of most pit bulls, but because she had a damaged eye, I thought she would be mean. One day I noticed that no one had taken her out for walk, and I felt bad, so I did. When I took her out of her cage, I realized I was so wrong. She was the sweetest, and softest girl. I instantly knew I had been wrong about her, and I 'fostered' her. 2 states and 10years later... She was great, and my life was better because of her.

Bio:
We lost Pandorah on a Friday after a month long battle with Intestinal Cancer. She fought as hard as any one could ask her to do. She was the best friend anyone could have and our lives will never be the same now that she's gone. I know she's looking down on us, and in February when our first furless baby is born, she'll be there for that part of our family too. We'll always miss you Pandorah.

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I've Been On Dogster Since:

March 17th 2004