Coco bonds tightly with her person, especially women, and she’ll need slow introductions to new men in the home. She’s protective and can be possessive of both her person and her food. While Coco enjoys running outside—a backyard is definitely a bonus—she’s happiest spending time indoors by your side. Car rides and basic commands come easily to her, and she listens well. Coco can get nervous at times, which sometimes shows up as a little rash on her belly, but it fades quickly when she relaxes. Coco has lived with other dogs and cats in the past and has spent time at doggie camp, but lately she’s made it clear she prefers to be the only pet. Homes with small children are also not a good fit for her. She’s house trained, spayed, and current on vaccinations. Coco has been well cared for and is ready for a home where she can thrive as your devoted companion. Every animal deserves a happy ending. This one starts with you.