Ryden
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Ryden
AvailableRyden is a spayed female mixed breed, about 1 year and 3 months old. This medium-sized dog is located in Detroit, MI. While her weight isn't specified, she's described as gentle and calm. Ryden is house trained and altered, looking for a loving home where she can further develop her affectionate nature.
About Ryden
Meet Ryden, a loving, spayed female mixed breed. At approximately one year old and weighing around 57 lbs, she has a gentle spirit that shines through once she feels comfortable. Initially a bit shy, she quickly warms up to affection and prefers to stay close, often choosing to sit beside you rather than on your lap, showcasing her sweet demeanor. Ryden has good manners and gently takes treats, and although she may feel nervous at first, she enjoys playful moments, such as chasing tossed toys. She's calm on a leash with just a bit of pulling but gracefully navigates new experiences. With a patient family that allows her the time to settle in, Ryden will reveal her affectionate and lovely personality. She appears non-reactive to other dogs, indicating she could potentially thrive in a home with a fur sibling, provided introductions are handled slowly. Ryden is ready to find a family that understands the importance of allowing her to decompress and feel safe before fully showing her big, loving heart. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and let's get started.
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Questions about Ryden
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Ryden, as a mixed breed dog, adapts well to a variety of living environments, especially those that are patient and understanding of her need for a calm and safe space.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Ryden will enjoy regular walks and some outdoor playtime. A medium-sized yard or access to a local park will serve her well.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Ryden's behavior around children is currently unknown, so proper introductions and supervision would be essential.
