Bruno – 2 year old male Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross French Bulldog

Meet Bruno, a handsome two year old male Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross French Bulldog who is ready to find his forever family.

He is a compact little pocket rocket who sadly came into our care through no fault of his own when his previous owner’s circumstances changed, meaning they had to work longer hours and Bruno was increasingly being left alone at home.

Bruno is a friendly, boisterous, and affectionate boy who absolutely loves attention. If you have a hand free for belly rubs, Bruno will gladly be your best friend for life.

He is incredibly playful, loves his toys, and has a great adventurous spirit, meaning he is always excited to get out and explore the big wide world with you.

Because he is still young and full of life, Bruno is rather excitable and would benefit from some ongoing basic training.

Do not let his compact size fool you — he is a strong little powerhouse who can pull on the lead when he is eager to explore, so he will need a handler who can help guide his enthusiasm.

When encountering other dogs on his walks, he can sometimes bark, but this is purely down to his giddiness and excitement to see them.

He is already crate-trained and is perfectly fine being left on his own for short periods. We feel Bruno would thrive best as the only dog in the home, where he can soak up all the love and attention for himself.

If you are looking for a wonderful new best friend to bring a burst of happiness into your life, Bruno might just be your perfect match.

I would prefer not to live with cats.

I would prefer to be the only dog in a home.

I can be left alone for short periods.

I love food and treats.

You will need to take me to training classes.

I could live with children of secondary school age.

I am always on the go.

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