At a glance
About Moonpie 3422
Moonpie is an affectionate, playful cuddlebug with a moderate energy level, a mischievous streak, and plenty of personality. She loves people, belly rubs, sunbathing, evening walks, canine friends, and working on a peanut-butter-filled Kong. Her foster family calls her their “Little Linebacker” because her enthusiastic greetings can include a full-speed tackle.
Ideal Home
Moonpie would do best as the only dog or with a laid-back canine companion who is comfortable sharing attention. She needs a cat-free home because she will chase cats. She has done well with teenage children and visiting children ages 10 and 12. Her family should be prepared to continue working on appropriate play, boundaries, and alone-time management.
Ongoing Health
Moonpie is spayed and vaccinated. No medical conditions or health-test results are reported. She loves food and needs a consistent feeding routine. Car rides are generally good, though she may need encouragement to enter the vehicle and can experience motion sickness in the back seat.
Training & Support
Moonpie is housebroken and lets her family know she needs to go outside by heading to the door. She is a pretty good leash walker and is not much of a puller, though she enjoys stopping to investigate scents. She is crate trained to an extent and has had no accidents while kenneled. Because she can become destructive when left alone and has escaped from traditional wire crates, she needs a heavy-duty kennel when unattended.
She has made significant progress with treat-related resource guarding and can now sit patiently while waiting her turn.
Transportation
No transportation options are listed.
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Common questions
No. She is not a fan of cats and will chase them, so she needs a cat-free home.
She has lived with two male dogs and enjoys playing with them, though she initially played too roughly. Her foster family feels she would do best as the only dog or potentially with a laid-back canine companion who is comfortable sharing attention.
Yes. She is housebroken, heads to the door when she needs to go outside, and has had no accidents while kenneled. She is crate trained to an extent, but needs a heavy-duty kennel because she has escaped from traditional wire crates.
Moonpie can become destructive when left alone, chewing on doors and other household items. Her family will need to continue working with her on alone-time management and safely confine her in a heavy-duty kennel when she is unattended.
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