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Jenson

2 years • Male • Staffordshire Bull Terrier Cross

Listing last checked 5 November 2026

High energy

Key facts

Age
2 years
Sex
Male
Breed
Staffordshire Bull Terrier Cross

Could live with

  • Children: Yes
  • Other dogs: Yes
  • Cats: Not known

Taken from Ashbourne Animal Welfare's listing, and sometimes worked out from Jenson's description. Always check with the rescue before you decide.

Adoption information

All adoption applications are handled directly by Ashbourne Animal Welfare. Contact them to arrange to meet Jenson and start the adoption process.

About Jenson

Jenson is a handsome young lad who came to us for rehoming due to his previous owner sadly passing away, and nobody in the family was able to take Jenson in long term. He’s a lovely Staffy crossbreed with they typical Staffy enthusiasm for everything! He absolutely loves people and would happily sit on your lap if you’d let him! He’s lived with older children, without an issue… but he’s not been used to young children. Jenson seems to be good with other dogs, and has shared his home with a small dog in the past. He may be able to share his home again, but this would depend on a dog meeting at the shelter. Preferably any other dog in the home would be female. He’s not sociable with cats, and he will chase other small animals. He travels well in the car, and loves to get out for his walks! He can be quite vocal during play… and absolutely love a game of ball! He can be pully to walk, but we think he would get the idea of lead training quickly once he is being worked with one on one.

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