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At a glance

BreedMixed Breed
Age8 years
SexFemale
SizeMedium · 26–60 lb
Good withDogs
FromRidgewood, NY

A little about them

Coco is a sweet, affectionate 8-year-old mixed-breed girl who loves cozy couch time, leisurely walks, belly rubs, and cuddling with her favorite people. She is ready for a patient home where she can feel safe, settled, and loved.

Ideal Home

Coco would thrive in a calm, predictable home with people who give her time to adjust to new experiences. She enjoys two daily walks of about 20 minutes, playing fetch, chewing favorite toys, and relaxing in her dog bed. She should live without cats or other small pets and without children under 13.

She is friendly and playful with familiar dogs and comfortable around unfamiliar dogs on leash, though introductions should be slow and thoughtful because she can be more reserved off leash.

Ongoing Health

Coco is spayed and vaccinated. Her adoption fee is waived, and her adoption includes a $50 Chewy gift card.

Training & Support

Coco is crate trained and knows Sit, Down, Wait, and Come Here. She walks with only mild pulling and responds well to positive reinforcement. Gentle handling is important because she may feel unsure when startled or when someone reaches for her collar. She may react to strangers approaching the home or yard and prefers space around her food and favorite toys.

Application Details

  • Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.

Health & wellness

From the listing

Reported by Animal Care Centers of NYC - Queens.

Know the breed

Exercise30 min/day, Moderate activity
CoatDouble
TrainabilityModerate
Lifespan10-15 years
Living spaceApartment, Condo, House, Acreage
Wags' Mixed Breed price estimate$667

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Common questions

Her former family described her as friendly and playful with familiar dogs and comfortable around unfamiliar dogs on leash. She can be more reserved around unfamiliar dogs off leash, so introductions should be slow and thoughtful.