Romeo
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Romeo
AvailableRomeo is a spayed male mixed breed dog, about 9 months old. He currently weighs around 25 lbs and is expected to be medium sized. After arriving at the rescue timid, he has become more affectionate and loves to cuddle. Romeo enjoys playtime and has a sweet tooth for baby carrots and apples. He is house trained and up to date on vaccinations. Located in Lansing, MI, he is ready to find a loving home.
About Romeo
Meet Romeo, the lovable goofball looking for his forever home! At just 9 months old, he radiates puppy energy and a gentle spirit. When he first joined the rescue, he was quite timid, but he has since blossomed into a cuddly companion. While he still needs a little encouragement and time to adapt to new experiences, he thrives with the support of other dogs, making a canine sibling a great fit. Romeo loves playing, chewing, and snacking on baby carrots and apples. He's around 28% chihuahua, with a mix of other breeds, and he'll likely be medium-sized when fully grown. Currently, he weighs about 25 lbs. Although he's in the process of mastering potty training, he usually goes outside on a schedule and is fine using a washable puppy pad when needed. He does well in a crate and sleeps peacefully through the night. So far, Romeo has only met small children a few times and found them a bit overwhelming. Given his gentle nature, he may do better with older children who can be patient with him. If you think Romeo might be your perfect match, apply today!
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Questions about Romeo
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Romeo, as a mixed-breed dog, typically thrives in a loving environment where he can feel safe and secure. A home with an outdoor space for playing and exploring would be ideal.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Romeo will benefit from a medium outdoor space where he can play and engage in activities. Regular outdoor time is essential for his socialization and exercise.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
While Romeo has met small children and found them a bit scary, with patience and understanding, he may adjust to older children who can respect his space.
