Ronnie
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Ronnie
AvailableRonnie is a large, spayed female dog who’s 12 years old. She has a weight of 61 lbs and is up to date on vaccinations. Ronnie is nearly house trained, making her a perfect addition to your home.
About Ronnie
Meet Ronnie, a lovable mixed breed who’s ready to find a forever home. As a long stay pup, her adoption fee has been reduced, making it the perfect time to meet this cuddle expert. Ronnie thrives on companionship. She adores belly rubs and gentle ear scratches, and while she enjoys long walks, she’s just as happy lounging with her people. Her foster describes her as a charming companion with a bit of a lopsided face that adds to her endearing nature. Ronnie is crate trained and nearly housebroken, though she always does a little tippy-tap dance to greet you in the morning. Ronnie has lived with other pets before and, while she’s polite in introductions, we recommend slow introductions to help her feel comfortable. She might be a bit shy around young children and requires a gentle approach. Ronnie does have some health considerations that our staff will explain. On the leash, she pulls moderately but remains calm around humans and other dogs. With patience and the right environment, Ronnie promises to be a devoted companion. Don't miss the chance to meet this wonderful dog and see if she’s the right fit for your family. Click apply to start the adoption process!
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Questions about Ronnie
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Ronnie, as a mixed breed dog, adapts well to various living environments. She enjoys the company of her humans and would thrive in a loving home, whether it's an apartment or a house.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Ronnie enjoys her outdoor walks and would appreciate a moderate amount of space to roam and explore without being overwhelmed.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Due to her shy nature, Ronnie may be intimidated by young children. A home with older, gentle children who can interact with her at her pace would be ideal.
