Nyra
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Nyra
AvailableNyra is a 1-year-and-2-month-old spayed female mixed-breed dog weighing under 40 pounds. She has a medium build with a striking black and white/cream coat. While she's vaccinated and house trained, she prefers an adult-only home due to her fear of children. Nyra thrives with enrichment and companionship in Wichita, KS.
About Nyra
Meet Nyra, a just-under-40-pound girl with a big personality, a brilliant brain, and plenty of love to give! This young female, a mix of Pit Bull Terrier, is highly trainable and food motivated, making her incredibly smart. However, her cleverness can sometimes lead to a bit of mischief, so she is kennel trained and should be safely kenneled when home unsupervised. Nyra adores squeaky toys, chew toys, and playing with other dogs. While she enjoys canine company, she could also thrive as an only dog. When playtime winds down, Nyra transforms into a professional cuddler, eager to be close to her people and never one to respect personal space! She does have a fear of children, so her ideal home is adult-only or one with older teenagers who can understand and respect her boundaries. Affectionate, playful, and truly clever, Nyra will thrive with someone who provides structure, enrichment, and plenty of snuggle time. If you’re looking for a delightful mix of playmate, brainiac, and cuddle buddy, Nyra might be your perfect match!
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$250Payment after application.
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Questions about Nyra
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Nyra, being a mixed breed dog, typically thrives in a home that can provide structure, enrichment, and companionship. An adult-only or older teen household would be ideal.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Nyra enjoys her time outdoors, so a yard for play and exploration would suit her well. Daily walks and playtime are important for her physical and mental stimulation.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Nyra is fearful of children and would do best in a home without them. An adult-only home or one with older teenagers who respect her boundaries is ideal.
