Onyx
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Onyx
AvailableOnyx is a large, neutered male mixed breed dog in St. Augustine, FL. He’s an adult at roughly 3 years and 9 months old and is current on his vaccinations. He does not get along with cats but enjoys the company of other dogs.
About Onyx
Onyx is sharp, sensitive, and deeply loyal. He's crazy about tennis balls and prefers a gentle fetch rather than wild games. He gets along with smaller female dogs but does not do well with cats due to a strong prey drive. Onyx ignores loud, barky dogs behind fences and rarely gets wound up. His main struggle shows up when left alone—he finds the kennel stressful and likely spent time escaping crates, as shown by his worn-down teeth. Offer him a sturdy chew and a dose of attention, and he settles. Onyx has a sweet, attentive side and is searching for someone willing to help him feel stable and safe again. A bit of patience and a secure setup will go far for building up his confidence. Born August 5, Onyx is a Leo, known for their heart and courage. Click apply to start the adoption process.
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Questions about Onyx
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Onyx, being a mixed breed dog, is best suited for a home where he is part of the family, ideally with a secure yard and space for him to relax. He thrives in environments that offer structure and attention.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
A mixed breed dog like Onyx will do well with daily walks and access to a moderate outdoor area where he can exercise and play fetch. A securely fenced yard is ideal due to his prey drive.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Mixed breed dogs are often good with children, especially when matched with the right personality. Onyx’s gentle fetch style suggests he could adapt well to respectful kids, though supervision is always recommended.











