Zara
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Zara
AvailableZara is a large, young female Rottweiler mix, almost three years old, with a short bicolor coat and who lives in Murrieta, CA. She is spayed, housetrained, and current on vaccinations. Zara is gentle, active, and eager to bond with her new family.
About Zara
Zara is a gentle giant who’s making steady progress on the leash and learning to trust people again after a rough start. She’s young—just under three years old—and shows a forgiving nature that is genuinely heartening. This large Rottweiler/mastiff mix has classic loyal, protective instincts and prefers to be right in the middle of family life, rather than left alone outside. Zara brings a healthy curiosity and likes to be included in whatever you’re doing, sticking close as a companion on any adventure. Because of her strength and breed traits, she really thrives with structure, professional training, and clear expectations, especially when it comes to recall and basic obedience. Zara gets along with other dogs and is good with kids, making her a strong fit for an active home that values her as a member of the team. Her shiny short coat gives her a striking, mixed-color appearance, and she’s spayed and up to date on vaccines. Born on June 10, Zara is a curious Gemini—no surprise, given her practical humor and inquisitive habits. She’s fostered in Murrieta, CA, and looking for a home where she won’t be an afterthought. Click apply to start the adoption process.
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Questions about Zara
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Zara is a Rottweiler/mastiff mix, and dogs with her background do best in spacious homes with lots of family interaction. She’ll thrive surrounded by people and activities where she can feel included and purposeful.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Large dogs like Zara need plenty of space to exercise. Access to a secure backyard or regular trips to parks are important, but she’ll want more than just time outside—she craves active engagement.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Zara gets along with children and, when guided by clear routines and supervision, her gentle and loyal disposition makes her well-suited to families.











