Candy
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Candy
AvailableCandy is a female terrier mix, almost two years old, and considered medium-sized at about 32 pounds. She’s house and crate trained, comes from South Carolina, and currently lives in Douglas, MA. Candy is spayed and known for her energetic, outgoing nature.
About Candy
Candy needs a break from shelter life. She thrives on activity, learns fast, and her mind rarely slows down. In the office, away from the usual kennel chaos, she’s shown real progress with E-collar training, but consistency is hard to come by in this setting. What she’s missing most is a structured routine and the patience of someone who understands energetic dogs. A petite terrier mix at about 32 pounds, Candy comes from South Carolina and is nearly two years old. She lights up around other dogs after a proper introduction and can spend ages chasing a ball. No cats, though—she’d rather skip feline company. She’s house and crate trained, loves adults, and mixes her outgoing energy with plenty of affection. If you have experience with high-drive dogs and a knack for calm leadership, Candy could be your perfect match for play, training, and snuggling through the chilly New England weather. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.
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Questions about Candy
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Terrier mixes like Candy do best in active households where they have plenty to do. A structured, patient home that enjoys play and training fits her style perfectly.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Candy, as a terrier mix, would benefit from a safely fenced yard or frequent trips to open spaces. She needs regular exercise and room to burn off energy.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Terrier mixes can be great with the right family, but Candy is best suited for adult-only homes, as she may do better with adults who understand her energy and training needs.











