Lavender
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Lavender
AvailableLavender is a young female dog, around 3 years old, weighing approximately 17 lbs. She is a small mixed breed, primarily Corgi and Sheltie. Lavender is spayed, and her vaccinations are up to date. She enjoys the company of other dogs and is looking for a friendly home in Washington, DC.
About Lavender
Lavender is a sweet girl searching for a fresh start. This Corgi/Sheltie mix, at just 3 years old, is looking for a foster or forever home. Currently, she weighs about 17 lbs and has a friendly disposition, especially towards other dogs. While her experience with kids and cats remains a mystery, potential adopters can talk about integrating her into their home. Having been rescued from a hoarding situation in South Carolina, Lavender requires a patient adopter who can help her navigate her new surroundings. She’s not well socialized with people and may react nervously to unfamiliar sounds or sights. With time, some toys, treats, and a cozy bed, Lavender is ready to learn that the world can be a welcoming place. She thrives on companionship and would benefit from lots of mental and physical activities with her fellow pups. If you think you can give Lavender the time and care she deserves, she’s all set to start a new chapter. Don't miss the chance to make a loving friend; Click apply to start the adoption process.
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Questions about Lavender
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Lavender, as a Corgi/Sheltie mix, typically thrives in a loving home with a stable environment. Given her background, she may do best in a quieter setting where she can gradually adjust to new experiences.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
A small yard or access to parks would be ideal for Lavender. Regular outdoor time allows her to explore and play, helping her to feel more comfortable and confident.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Lavender has not been observed with children yet. It's important to approach introductions slowly, especially considering her current need for socialization.
