Dixie
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Dixie
AvailableDixie is a sweet, young spayed female with a German Shepherd, Boxer, and Australian Cattle Dog mix. She is medium-sized with a bicolor coat. Dixie is house trained, weighs about 60 pounds, and has all her vaccinations up to date. You’ll find her in San Jose, CA, looking for a family to love.
About Dixie
Dixie wags with her whole body the moment she spots you, always greeting you with sparkling eyes and complete adoration. She starts out shy with new people, but she's quick to warm up and can't resist offering kisses if you'll have them. At about a year old and around 60 pounds, Dixie is a blend of German Shepherd, Boxer, and Australian Cattle Dog, with a strong love for playing fetch. This girl could chase a ball or soak up sun in the yard for hours, especially if she's getting her ears scratched. Dixie is fantastic with other dogs and absolutely loves children. Her response to cats hasn't been tested yet. She prefers walks to car rides since cars tend to make her queasy. Ideally, her person enjoys long strolls or runs, or just time in the backyard playing fetch. She could be an only dog, go home with her brother Max, or join a home with a canine companion, given the right introduction. Dixie is spayed, up to date on her vaccines, and fully house trained. After three months in foster care, she's ready to devote herself to the right person or family. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!
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Questions about Dixie
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
A mix like Dixie, who has German Shepherd, Boxer, and Australian Cattle Dog in her background, thrives in an active home with room to play or a yard to run in. She’d do best with people who can include her in daily life.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Dixie will be happiest with a fenced yard or regular access to parks. Her mix is energetic and benefits from space to chase a ball or stretch her legs.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Dogs like Dixie tend to do well with kids, especially those who respect a dog's space and energy. Dixie herself is noted for getting along well with children.
