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Rosie BD46117-Dog
Female
Schichon cross
2 years 1 months
I cannot live with cats
I cannot live with other dogs
I can live with teenagers

Rosie

Rosie is a very affectionate little dog who actively seeks cuddles and human company. She is a sensitive girl who finds busy or unfamiliar situations overwhelming, so she will thrive best in a calm home where things are predictable and unhurried.
Time alone should be built up gradually. Rosie finds kennels stressful and can be vocal, especially when people or dogs are nearby. Rosie will likely need housetraining and would benefit from a garden to assist with this and provide her a safe and secure area to potter around in. She is most comfortable in indoor, quiet spaces and since gaining confidence, she is much more relaxed meeting new people indoors and eagerly seeks fuss.
Rosie would do best with quiet, familiar walking routes and does not require daily walks-so could be a companion dog too, as she finds them overwhelming and prefers indoor companionship. Rosie is generally a good mixer with dogs, but still needs guidance in this area. She would be best as an only dog, though a very calm, quiet, well-socialised dog may be suitable to help Rosie in the home. Overall Rosie is a loving, cuddly companion who needs patience, reassurance, and a calm home to help her feel safe and confident.
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