Rhonda
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Rhonda
AvailableRhonda is a large, mixed-breed hound with a short coat. She is an adult female, approximately five years old, living in Port Angeles, WA. Rhonda is spayed, vaccinated, and house trained. She does not get along with cats. Her sweet personality and big presence stand out wherever she goes.
About Rhonda
Look at her face. Just look at it. There is no way youāll have a bad day with rhonda hanging around. Known around here as Big Rhonda or Rhonda Rousey, sheās most definitely a lover, not a fighter. When we brought her over from Kitsap Humane Society, she made it pretty clear: she wasnāt having the whole shelter life. If you tried taking her back inside, sheād park herself at the closest car and flat-out refuse to move. Canāt blame her for wanting outāsheās just that kind of girl with heart and a stubborn streak. Walking her out for the last time, she even tried to hop into a random car like she was done waiting. Rhondaās a big freight train of fun and pure sweetness. Sheās one of those dogs who hasnāt met a stranger and thrives on just being with people. Sheās crate trained, appears to be housebroken, and ready for your next adventure together. Sheās about five years old and packed with good energy. As for other dogs, Rhonda is selectiveāmales only please, and a meet-and-greet is a must to be sure everyone gets along. Cats are a no-go for her, but if youāre looking for a companion whoās loyal, loving, and a bit goofy, sheās your girl. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.
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Questions about Rhonda
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Rhonda, as a large mixed-breed hound, thrives in homes that offer plenty of space and daily interaction. Sheās happiest where she can be part of the action with her people.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Rhonda would benefit from a yard or access to outdoor areas where she can stretch her legs, but her real joy comes from being with people rather than running laps alone.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Mixed-breed hounds like Rhonda are generally friendly and tolerant, making them a good option for families. Supervision is still wise, especially with small kids, due to her size.











