Kenzi
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Kenzi
AvailableKenzie is a lovely young female mixed breed dog, around 4 years old and medium-sized. She weighs 42 pounds and has a sweet disposition. Kenzie has not yet been spayed but is up to date on vaccines. She enjoys walks, is crate-trained, and shows signs of being potty-trained. Kenzie is searching for a new home in Charlotte, NC.
About Kenzi
Kenzie is a delightful young lady, around 4 years old, showing off a unique blend of German Shepherd and Beagle traits. She sports the coloring of a Beagle alongside the tall, pointy ears reminiscent of a German Shepherd, all packed into her petite, 42-pound frame. With a big, beautiful smile, Kenzie radiates sweetness and love, always eager for pets and affection. While Kenzie generally has moderate energy, she prefers to be by your side, often shadowing you wherever you go. It's essential to note that she tends to favor female handlers and can be possessive of attention, which may make her best as a single dog in the home. Though she walks well on a leash and does fine encountering dogs from a distance, she can get snappy when too close to other dogs. Kenzie is crate-trained and seems to be potty-trained, having had no accidents indoors. She's not vocal and rarely barks. With her affectionate nature, she would thrive in a home with older kids, as her excitement can sometimes lead to jumpiness. Kenzie is ready to find her forever home — is that with you?
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Questions about Kenzi
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Kenzie, as a mixed breed dog, thrives in homes where she can enjoy human companionship and ideally where she can be the only dog, given her possessive nature.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Kenzie appreciates a yard but also enjoys walks in the community. Regular outdoor time is essential for her energy and for bonding.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Kenzie would do best in homes with older children since she can be jumpy and mouthy when excited, needing to ensure she's in a safe environment.
