Lonnie
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Lonnie
AvailableLonnie is a one-year-old spayed female mixed breed dog. She weighs approximately 48 lbs and is classified as medium-sized. Lonnie has a generally playful and independent nature. Currently located in Detroit, MI, she is adjusting to her environment and has shown good behavior with treats and on a leash.
About Lonnie
Lonnie is a spayed female mixed breed weighing around 48 lbs and is roughly one year old. This sweet girl thrives on a little time to adjustโit's incredibly rewarding to watch her settle in. She enjoys treats, sits politely, and takes them gently. Initially on edge in the busy shelter, Lonnie soon found comfort and joy, playfully tossing a toy around and seeking affection. Sheโll lean in for pets and generously offers kisses once she feels safe. An independent spirit with a playful side, she has the potential to blossom into a loving companion with some patience. She walks nicely on a leash and seems non-reactive to nearby dogs, so with proper introductions, she may do well in a home with a fur sibling. Her behavior with cats and children is unknown, so itโs best to approach introductions gradually. Give Lonnie the time she needs to thrive, and she will undoubtedly return the love tenfold. What are you waiting for? Apply today!
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Questions about Lonnie
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Lonnie, being a mixed breed dog, can adapt well to various living environments but thrives in a home where she can receive plenty of affection and gentle guidance.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Mixed-breed dogs like Lonnie generally enjoy moderate outdoor space to explore and play, making a yard ideal but not essential.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Since Lonnie's behavior with children is currently unknown, itโs best to approach introductions with care and supervision.











