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Rico was just a puppy—three or four months old—when he arrived at our shelter. We picked him up near the entrance to Alcoy. He was adorable and very sweet.
Like so many others, he grew up, and it became clear that he resembled one of the so-called “Potentially Dangerous” breeds. Most likely because of this, he’s still with us after so many years.
He’s a wonderful dog and very loved at our shelter. He doesn’t like conflict—he just wants to go out and play with balls, spending a good while chewing on them.
This is the only life he’s known, and he seems very happy sharing his little house with his companion Jade.
Rico is one of the so-called Potentially Dangerous Dogs, so for his adoption a license, insurance, etc., are required.
As with all animals that require special conditions—whether it be a permit, medication, training, etc.—the shelter will be strict when it comes to their adoption, always prioritizing the well-being of the animal.
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