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Ouija

Saving the Aggressive Breeds Rescue

At a glance

BreedGolden Retriever, Irish Setter
Age10 months
SexFemale
SizeMedium · 26–60 lb
Good withKids & dogs
FromCharlotte, NC

A little about them

Meet Ouija, a gorgeous 10-month-old Golden Retriever and Irish Setter mix—or a beautiful little mystery! She is energetic, playful, curious, and full of personality, with a love for hiking, outdoor adventures, and plenty of mental and physical stimulation.

Ouija can be mouthy during play, so older children would be the best fit. She is doing fantastic with crate training and is looking for a patient family who will continue guiding her as she grows.

Ideal Home

Ouija would thrive with an active family, a securely fenced backyard, plenty of structure, and people who understand the exercise, enrichment, and guidance energetic young dogs need. A home with older children is preferred.

Ongoing Health

Ouija is spayed and vaccinated.

Training & Support

She is doing fantastic with crate training and will benefit from continued positive guidance and enrichment.

Application Details

  • Her recent adoption trial did not work out, but adoption trials are available to help find the right match.
  • To begin, contact the provider through Wags about adopting Ouija.

Transportation

No transportation options are specified.

Health & wellness

From the listing

Reported by Saving the Aggressive Breeds Rescue.

Know the breed

Exercise60 min/day, Moderate activity
CoatMedium
TrainabilityVery trainable
Lifespan10-12 years
Living spaceHouse, Acreage
Wags' Golden Retriever price estimate$328

No fee listed.

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Common questions

Ouija would do best with an active family that can provide hiking, outdoor adventures, structure, patience, mental stimulation, and a securely fenced backyard. A home with older children is preferred because she can be mouthy during play.