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A little about them
Meet Yuki, a sweet 2-year-old, 19-pound mixed Rat Terrier with a gentle spirit, adorable underbite, and a big heart. After facing euthanasia at a shelter in Palm Beach, Florida, he was given a second chance and is ready to blossom in a patient, loving home.
Yuki can be shy with new people and unfamiliar situations, especially in a crate or kennel, but once he feels safe, his playful, affectionate, loyal personality shines. He enjoys leisurely walks, exploring by scent, and staying close to his people. Yuki gets along well with other dogs, and a calm canine companion may help build his confidence.
Ideal Home
Yuki would do best with a patient family willing to let him gain confidence at his own pace. He is reported to do well with children under 8.
Ongoing Health
Yuki is vaccinated and neutered. No medical conditions were reported.
Training & Support
Yuki is house-trained. He does not enjoy being in a crate or kennel and may be shy in unfamiliar situations.
If Yuki finds a treasured item such as a food wrapper or bone, he may become defensive if someone tries to take it away. His family should use positive reinforcement and trade techniques rather than removing items by force, with continued patience, management, and training.
Application Details
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
- Due to high inquiry volume, only applicants who appear to be a good match will be contacted.
Health & wellness
From the listingReported by Hearts and Tails Animal Alliance.
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Common questions
Yuki is 2 years old and weighs 19 pounds.
Yuki gets along well with other dogs, and a calm canine companion may help him continue building confidence.
Yuki may become defensive if someone tries to take away a food wrapper, bone, or other item he values. Positive reinforcement and trade techniques are recommended instead of removing items by force.
Yes, Yuki is reported to be house-trained.
Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags. Due to high inquiry volume, only applicants who appear to be a good match will be contacted.