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Subaru is a sweet, affectionate 2-year-old Rat Terrier who weighs 13 pounds. He enjoys squirrel patrol, toys, adventures, and quality time with his favorite people. He balances playful energy with relaxing downtime and forms strong bonds with those he trusts.
Ideal Home
Subaru would thrive in a predictable home with people who give him time to warm up. Visitors, loud voices, and sudden movements may startle him initially, but patience and treats help him feel comfortable. He can adapt well to an apartment, townhome, condo, or house. He has experience with small dogs and may enjoy a playful canine companion. He has not been tested with cats, so slow, positive introductions are recommended. He would do best with children age 6 and older who respect his space.
Ongoing Health
Subaru is neutered, microchipped, healthy, and up to date on vaccines. He will need monthly flea, tick, and heartworm preventatives, along with regular baths and nail trims.
Training & Support
Subaru walks nicely on a leash, does well with a regular potty routine, and can be left alone for several hours in a secure area. He may try to dash through an open door, so continued guidance will be important. He can be unsure in new situations and sometimes plays with an open mouth when excited, but he does not nip.
Application Details
- Adoption donation: $525
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
- If it seems like a good match, Subaru's foster family will reach out.
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He has experience with small dogs and particularly enjoys companions who appreciate his playful style.
He has not been tested with cats. The listing suggests he may be hesitant rather than bold, so slow, positive introductions are recommended.
He walks nicely on a leash, does well when taken out regularly, and can be left alone for several hours in a secure area. He may need continued guidance around open doors.
He can adapt well to an apartment, townhome, condo, or house. He would appreciate a predictable environment and people who give him time to warm up.
His adoption donation is $525.