Honey Bee
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Honey Bee
AvailableHoney Bee is a large, white and cream mixed breed spayed female living in Clinton Township, MI. She’s about 4 and a half years old and fully house trained. She has some special needs: a neurological gait difference and heart health issues, but doesn’t require medication at this time. Vaccinations are up to date. Honey Bee gets along well with children but needs a home that understands her physical enthusiasm.
About Honey Bee
Honey Bee (also called Honey) is a 3-year-old pit mix found running hungry in Detroit, but she's kept her sunny outlook through it all. She moves with a distinct gait due to a mass between her c5 and c6 vertebrae. A neurologist has confirmed her mobility is not limited—she does everything any other dog can, with extra character in her step. Honey Bee also has a few heart issues: a grade 2 murmur, subaortic stenosis, and she's currently heartworm positive. No medications are needed right now, though annual EKGs are recommended to monitor her heart health. She's gentle, quiet, and adores affection—Honey will happily lay by your side, soak up sunbeams in the yard, or chew a bone in her bed. She lives for cuddles and always wants to be close. While she's not aggressive, she's a big dog who plows into things when excited, especially where treats are concerned, so a home without small children suits her best. Honey Bee gets along with kids but is physically exuberant and doesn't realize her own strength. She’s spayed, house trained, and up to date on vaccinations. With a birthday of November 1, she’s a Scorpio—famous for resilience and loyalty. If you want a loving companion who just wants to be with you, look no further. What are you waiting for? Apply today!
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Questions about Honey Bee
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Honey Bee, as a pit mix, generally does well in a variety of environments as long as she receives companionship and structure. She’ll thrive in a home where she can rest indoors and enjoy secure outdoor time.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Pit mixes like Honey Bee appreciate a securely fenced yard for play and relaxation. They’re adaptable, though, and can do well with regular walks and time outside, even if you don’t have a huge space.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Honey Bee's breed is known for being loyal and friendly with children, though due to her size and exuberance, supervision is wise—especially with small kids.
