Daisy

Available

6 months- 2 years|Basset Hound|Female|Medium|Olympia, WA

Daisy

Available

6 months- 2 years|Basset Hound|Female|Medium|Olympia, WA

About Daisy

Daisy in foster in Tumwater, WA She is such a quiet lovebug of a dog. GREAT with dogs, cats humans. Wonderful in her crate, quiet and sleeps through the night on a dog bed next to her fosters bed. Doesn't appear to chew anything or have any bad habits (well she will jump on you in her enthusiasm) She is hysterical the way she squats and/or plays with other dogs. to apply pls go to shaynesrescue.com Such a great wonderful adorable low rider.! Saved from Kurth Memorial Animal Shelter in Lufkin, TX. Approx 3 yrs of age?

About Basset Hound Dogs

Basset Hounds are charming, low-slung hounds with droopy ears, soulful eyes, and a wonderfully relaxed approach to life. Their calm, patient demeanor and gentle nature make them easygoing family companions. Despite their couch-potato reputation, they have a keen nose and enjoy leisurely sniff-walks.

Adopting a Basset Hound means gaining a mellow, affectionate friend who's content with moderate activity and plenty of snuggle time. They're excellent with children and other pets, and their calm temperament makes them ideal for families seeking a laid-back companion.

Temperament

PatientLow-keyCharmingDevoted

Size

Medium (40-65 lbs)

Exercise

Low

Good With

Kids, Dogs, Cats

Lifespan

12-13 years

Health notes: Prone to obesity, ear infections, intervertebral disc disease, and bloat. Their long ears need regular cleaning, and weight management is essential for joint health.

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Adopting in Olympia, WA

Olympia's capital-city character and stunning Puget Sound setting make it a beautiful city for pet adoption. Washington's seat of government has shelters and rescue organizations with many animals ready for loving families in this progressive waterfront community.

With Capitol Lake, Priest Point Park, and the surrounding South Sound shoreline, Olympia offers adopted pets a Pacific Northwest lifestyle rich in natural beauty. The city's strong environmental values translate into genuine care for its animal community.

Local Climate & Pet Care

Winter

32°F to 48°F

Dec – Feb

Mild but persistently rainy with occasional freezing events. Rain gear is essential for daily walks. Capitol Lake trail remains accessible but can be soggy. Indoor enrichment helps during the wettest stretches.

Spring

35°F to 60°F

Mar – May

Gradually decreasing rain and warming temperatures. Priest Point Park trails become increasingly pleasant. The South Sound shoreline offers interesting walks as migratory birds return. Mud is common on unpaved trails.

Summer

48°F to 78°F

Jun – Aug

Dry, pleasant summers are the best season for outdoor activities. The South Sound area stays cooler than inland Washington. Enjoy the long daylight hours on waterfront trails and park walks with your pet.