Shakira D
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Shakira D
AvailableShakira is a 2-year-old female Beagle weighing in at a small size. She has a beautiful coat of white and cream mixed with shades of yellow and tan. Shakira is spayed, vaccinated, and ready for her forever home in Lebanon, TN. She's seeking a loving owner who understands her shy nature and will give her time to open up!
About Shakira D
Meet Shakira! Shakira is a sweet 2-year-old Beagle who is still learning to trust people. She is quite timid when meeting new faces, so she will thrive in a quiet, patient home where she can gradually build her confidence and experience the warmth of love. Having a friendly, confident dog around may encourage her to come out of her shell. While she might not be the first pup to greet you at the door, with time and kindness, Shakira is likely to show just how much love she has to give. She seeks someone who understands the importance of a gentle approach. If you're willing to let her set the pace, you could be the special person to help her blossom. Her adoption fee is $150, and she is spayed, microchipped, and fully vaccinated. Shakira is looking for a forever home where she can be a beloved indoor companion with some supervised outdoor playtime. Give her the quiet beginning and care she needs, and help her find her happy ending!
Adoption Fee
$150Payment after application.
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Questions about Shakira D
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Beagles like Shakira do well in homes where they have companionship and a quiet environment, which allows them to feel secure and gradually build their confidence.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Shakira, being a Beagle, enjoys outdoor time but does best with supervised play in a secure yard. She thrives in a calm setting.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Shakira can be appropriate for homes with gentle, understanding children, as long as interactions are supervised to prevent overwhelming her.











