Paisley
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Paisley
AvailableMeet Paisley, a 7-year-old female mixed breed Poodle. She is a medium-sized, sweet girl weighing 21 pounds. Currently, she is spayed and up-to-date on vaccinations. Living in Kansas City, MO, she is still learning to navigate the world and will do best in a calm home with a dog companion to help her feel secure.
About Paisley
Paisley is a sweet girl, recently rescued from a puppy mill, and she's just beginning to understand life outside that environment. At 7 years old and weighing around 21 pounds, she’s not just an adorable companion; she’s also a reminder of resilience. She needs time to adapt, so patience is key. Having lived with other dogs, she thrives in their company and would feel more confident with a furry friend nearby. To ease her transition, it’s essential for her to meet any resident dogs before adoption. She can be a bit shy, especially around new people and children under 10, so slow introductions are necessary. Paisley enjoys her walks but still needs encouragement on the leash. Thankfully, with some practice and gentle guidance, she's making great progress. If you have a calm, social dog who can be her companion, and you've got the patience to help her blossom, Paisley just might be the perfect fit. Let’s make her next chapter her best one yet. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and let’s get started.
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Questions about Paisley
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Paisley, as a mixed-breed dog, will thrive in a calm environment where she can take her time adjusting. A home with other dogs will make her feel more secure and confident as she learns.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Paisley enjoys outdoor time, particularly long, sniffy walks. A yard is a plus, but her needs can be met with frequent walks in a neighborhood setting.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
She can be nervous around young children and new people; therefore, homes with kids aged 9 years and younger should plan on slow introductions.










