Hibiscus Jul
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Hibiscus Jul
AvailableHibiscus is a young female Terrier mix, currently classified as a small breed. While her exact age is unknown, she's a playful baby puppy ready to bring joy into your home. Living in Pacolet, SC, she has a high energy level and gets along well with dogs. Hibiscus is still a work in progress with house and leash training, but her eagerness to learn will endear her to her forever family.
About Hibiscus Jul
Meet Hibiscus, a spirited little puppy searching for her forever home. She isn’t perfect, but she’s just right for someone ready to share their life with a lively companion. Growing up with her siblings after being born into rescue, Hibiscus is playful, curious, and always eager to discover what’s happening around her. At just 4 lbs now, we expect she’ll be around the same weight as her mom, Annie, who is about 19 lbs. Hibiscus will eventually reach a height of 12-14 inches too. While she’s not spayed yet due to her young age, adoption will come with a addendum requiring her new family to have her spayed at their cost. Hibiscus thrives in the company of other small dogs and needs canine friends to keep her socialized. She’s very active, so a family that enjoys playtime and adventures would be ideal. She’s still figuring out the intricacies of house and leash training, but with your guidance, she’s ready to learn and grow. She’s good with dogs and, although she hasn’t met any kids yet, she loves everyone she encounters. Looking for a lively, affectionate companion? Hibiscus would love to join you on your adventures! Your new best friend is just one click away.
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Questions about Hibiscus Jul
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Hibiscus, being a Terrier mix, typically thrives in an active household where her playful nature can be fully embraced. She needs a home that will engage her energy and curiosity.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Hibiscus will enjoy a typical yard space for play, but what she truly needs is plenty of time outdoors for exercise and socialization.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Hibiscus hasn't yet met kids, but her friendly demeanor suggests she would be happy to grow up with them, especially if socialized early.
