Dickens
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Dickens
AvailableDickens is a 13-year-old female Weimaraner, classified as extra-large. She's house trained and has been spayed. Although her weight is not listed, her age indicates she may not have the agility of younger dogs. Living in Marietta, GA, Dickens enjoys companionship with other dogs and is part of a special program that supports her health care.
About Dickens
Meet Dickens, a 13-year-old Weimaraner looking for a loving Permanent Foster Family. She came into rescue after her owner moved to a memory care facility, leaving Dickens in need of a quieter home where she can feel comfortable. She's got the charm of an older dog, with a gentle demeanor and those soulful eyes that just pull you in. While Dickens shows some signs of aging with typical lumps and bumps, her sweet personality shines through. She takes time to adjust to new environments but has been adapting well in her foster home. Dickens enjoys the company of other dogs, including her bouncy foster brother, even if his antics can be a bit much. Being a bit unsteady on slick surfaces, transitioning her to a home with carpet or rugs will help her navigate better. She's great on a leash and cherishes her daily walks. Despite having Cushing's Disease, her condition is stable, and she's on medication. She doesn't experience any major issues like excessive panting or accidents. In her Permanent Foster Home/Sanctuary Program, the Atlanta Weim Club Rescue covers her medical needs, while her foster family provides food, water, and a loving home. If you think you could offer Dickens a safe and nurturing environment, reach out today. Each moment is a chance for new memories together!
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Questions about Dickens
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Dickens, being a Weimaraner, thrives in a home that provides a calm environment free from excessive noise and chaos. A quieter setting will help her feel secure as she adjusts to her new surroundings.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Dickens enjoys outdoor spaces where she can sniff around and explore, but primarily she benefits from frequent short walks rather than large areas to run.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Yes, Dickens does get along well with children, making her a great companion for families.
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