Missy May
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Missy May
AvailableMissy May is a small, short-haired Rat Terrier in Springfield, MO. She is a senior female who is spayed, house trained, and up to date on vaccinations. Missy May has a white and cream coat and brings years of companionship and experience.
About Missy May
Missy May has spent 9 years perfecting the art of being an ideal best friend. This Rat Terrier comes packed with skills—potty, crate, and leash trained. She’s a pro at patrolling a fenced yard and has a master's degree in cuddle sessions. Missy May thrives on structure and consistency, so a house with a fenced yard (or in a private area with no other dogs around) is necessary. Apartments and shared living simply won’t work for her; she wants to be the only pet and center of attention in her home. Missy May does not tolerate other dog visitors or service people coming over—she prefers her world a bit quieter. She’s happy to share space with older children (tested with kids 10+), and her antics will keep you entertained. Playful, affectionate, and alert, Missy May loves a game of fetch or a sunny stroll through the garden. She’s a graduate of the Pups for Parole program, so she knows her basics and aims to impress. If you want a loyal shadow who lives for your touch and attention, Missy May is ready to move in whenever you are. Click apply to start the adoption process.
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Questions about Missy May
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Missy May, as a Rat Terrier, does best in a house setting with plenty of space where she can play and explore. Apartment living doesn't suit her high need for private territory and her preference to be the only pet.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Rat Terriers like Missy May appreciate a yard, ideally fenced, where they can investigate and exercise. Regular access to the outdoors is important for her well-being.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Missy May does well with older children, particularly those 10 and up, making her suitable for families with older kids who understand her boundaries.
