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A570352
Located At: Prince Georges County Animal Services Division
Description: Shelter staff named me Jailyn.
I am a spayed female, brown and white American Pit Bull Terrier.
I am a spayed female, brown and white American Pit Bull Terrier.
Age: The shelter staff think I am about 2 years and 4 months old.
Weight: I weigh approximately 51.20 lbs.
More Info: I have been at the shelter since May 20, 2026.
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Currently in a foster home!
Jailyn (A570352):
Get to know Jailyn!
Potty trained
Crate trained
Walks well on a leash
Knows sit
Good with dogs (Would do best with a calmer non dominant dog)
Food motivated (great training incentive)
Loves fruits & veggies
Not good with cats
Unknown if good with kids (Jailyn has not interacted with children up close, but on walks she is respectful of children in proximity showing relaxed friendly body language. Jailyn can become overexcited during play through her bounciness and mouthing, so a home with big kids who can help enforce good play habits may be best)
Jailyn did not get the memo that twos were terrible...
I think that half of her DNA is sugar because this girl is sweet as candy. She love's to sit close to her person and hug on them or have her paw held. You may even get a sweet little kiss. Jailyn does exhibit behaviors indicating she may have been physically punished in her past, but that has not deterred her from being the playful loving girl she is! Additionally she makes the best sleeping buddy! When it's bed time, this girl crawls right under the covers and sleeps peacefully the whole night! She barely even moves, as long as you are close by.
Jailyn has shown she can coexist well with other dogs. She does great with the male foster dog and doesn't seem to care about the resident male dog too much besides sneaking in a few kisses through the baby gate. She loves to play chase with her foster family's other foster dog.
If potential adopter's have other dogs, this girl would do best in a house with a calmer confident dog using slow introductions, or as an only pet. That's the beauty about Jailyn, she is completely content doing her own thing, as long as she has a few good toys. Tough rubber toys seem to be some of her favorites!
If you are interested in adopting Jailyn, please email fosterpgcpets@co.pg.md.us for more information!
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Currently in a foster home!
Jailyn (A570352):
Get to know Jailyn!
Potty trained
Crate trained
Walks well on a leash
Knows sit
Good with dogs (Would do best with a calmer non dominant dog)
Food motivated (great training incentive)
Loves fruits & veggies
Not good with cats
Unknown if good with kids (Jailyn has not interacted with children up close, but on walks she is respectful of children in proximity showing relaxed friendly body language. Jailyn can become overexcited during play through her bounciness and mouthing, so a home with big kids who can help enforce good play habits may be best)
Jailyn did not get the memo that twos were terrible...
I think that half of her DNA is sugar because this girl is sweet as candy. She love's to sit close to her person and hug on them or have her paw held. You may even get a sweet little kiss. Jailyn does exhibit behaviors indicating she may have been physically punished in her past, but that has not deterred her from being the playful loving girl she is! Additionally she makes the best sleeping buddy! When it's bed time, this girl crawls right under the covers and sleeps peacefully the whole night! She barely even moves, as long as you are close by.
Jailyn has shown she can coexist well with other dogs. She does great with the male foster dog and doesn't seem to care about the resident male dog too much besides sneaking in a few kisses through the baby gate. She loves to play chase with her foster family's other foster dog.
If potential adopter's have other dogs, this girl would do best in a house with a calmer confident dog using slow introductions, or as an only pet. That's the beauty about Jailyn, she is completely content doing her own thing, as long as she has a few good toys. Tough rubber toys seem to be some of her favorites!
If you are interested in adopting Jailyn, please email fosterpgcpets@co.pg.md.us for more information!
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Shelter information
Location: Prince Georges County Animal Services Division
Phone Number: (301) 780-7200
Address: 3750 Brown Station Road
Upper Marlboro, MD 20772
Upper Marlboro, MD 20772
