Adoptable Dog Of The Week – Ryder

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This week’s adoptable dog from Adoptapet.com is Ryder. This sweet guy is a St. Bernard/American Pitbull Terrier Mix and is available for adoption in Sprakers, NY. He’s young (about 2.5 to 3 years old) and sports a beautiful multi-colored coat. He’s going to make the perfect addition to one lucky household! Here’s a bit more about him:

Ryder’s Story

Ryder is a 2.5 to 3 year old neutered male St. Bernard/Pitbull mix, weighing in at 73 lbs. He was found on East Fulton Street Ext. in the Town of Johnstown on March 7, 2013. He’s a little strong on leash, but extremely friendly and huggable.

You can learn more about Ryder and other adoptable dogs at Adoptapet.com.

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