Missy II
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Missy II
AvailableMissy II is a medium-sized, adult female Boxer. She is house trained and knows basic commands, making her a wonderful companion. Although her exact weight and birthday are not listed, she is an affectionate, active dog who thrives in the company of her bonded friend, Chance, and might be best suited for a home without cats or young children. Missy II is located in Hewitt, TX.
About Missy II
Missy II is an owner surrender looking for a new home. She is a stunning 4-year-old flashy fawn Boxer. Due to her previous owner's inability to care for her, she's looking for a family that can provide the love she deserves. Missy II is bonded with her companion, Chance III, and they need to be adopted together—more love and fun for you. Her personality shines through as active, smart, and playful. While she can be territorial at the fence line with other dogs, she shares a wonderful bond with Chance. Missy II isn't friendly with cats, and due to her rambunctious nature, she’d thrive best in a home with older kids. She's house trained, knows basic commands, and enjoys sleeping on the dog bed next to Chance. While she’s not crate trained, she adapts well when left alone with her buddy. Missy II behaves well outdoors, doesn't dig or attempt to escape, and shows no fear of her surroundings. If you think these two would be a perfect fit for your family, reach out to the rescue today and mention their names; they can't wait to meet you!
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Questions about Missy II
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Boxers, like Missy II, usually thrive in an active home where they can receive plenty of attention, exercise, and companionship.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Missy II would benefit from a yard where she can play, but she is well-behaved outdoors and doesn't dig or try to escape.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
While Missy II may not be suitable for homes with younger children due to her rambunctious nature, she can do well with older kids who can appreciate her energy.
