Dog profile for Cody (RIP), a male American Staffordshire Terrier/McNab

American Staffordshire Terrier/McNab

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Home:Baltimore, MD

Age: 12 Years Sex: Male Weight: 51-100 lbs

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Nicknames:
Mr. P, Peanut, Peanuthead, Crazy Peanut, Roasted Peanut, Sugar Bean, Sugarpie, Small Fry, bunny man

Doggie Dynamics:

Energy

sleepy		energetic

Intelligence

silly		genius

Friendliness

aggressive		affectionate

Playfulness

not playful		very playful

Disposition

anxious		calm

Quick Bio:

-dog rescue

Birthday:
January 11th 2000

Likes:
Frisbee, Swimming, Fetch, giving big wet sloppy kisses and doing the butt tuck run.

Pet-Peeves:
Waiting for the action to start.

Favorite Toy:
Frisbee, Water Kong, Tennis Balls, Tug Toy, and planet dog toys.

Favorite Food:
Pizza, Greenies, and anything that I put into my mouth :)

Favorite Walk:
The CA redwoods where we used to live,

Best Tricks:
Frisbeeeeeeeeeee

Arrival Story:
I was sitting in a bar with my friends when a guy walked in with 3 adorable puppies and said he was going to take them to the shelter if no one wanted them. I knew since they were pit puppies they would be euthanized immediately. I picked Cody because he was the sweetest, cutest, smartest and seemed to have an affinity for the cocktail I had set on the ground :).

Bio:
On 4/5/11 my dearest Cody peanut went to the rainbow bridge after a valiant 11 month fight against Mast Cell Cancer. He was my best friend and the light of my life and I miss him terribly. He was the best dog I have ever had or met. Cody was very intelligent and is a super athlete. From seven weeks old he started fetching and learning commands - there was nothing I asked him that he wouldn't do. He was great at Frisbee, he surfed, dove for rocks in the river and had been known to cliff dive. If he were human (which I’m not sure he wasn't), he would have been a dare devil or a stunt man for sure - this dog had no fears except for people in wide brimmed hats and plastic bags that get swept up in the wind :). Everyone who met him loved him and he did his part to try and educate people on how wonderfully tempered pit bulls can be with the right training, socialization and love. He is missed as much as he was loved.

I've Been On Dogster Since:

April 7th 2004