Lexi
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Lexi is a friendly, affectionate, playful, curious, and energetic 5-month-old Belgian Malinois/German Shepherd mix weighing 43 pounds. She is looking for an experienced home able to provide structure, training, exercise, and daily mental stimulation.
Ideal Home
- Not suited for apartment living
- Requires a secure physical fenced yard
- Needs plenty of daily physical exercise and a job to do
- Significant daily mental stimulation is essential
- Experience with working breeds is strongly preferred
- Not recommended for a first-time dog owner
- Best with children ages 10 and older
- Great with other dogs
- Not suitable for a home with cats; she is too curious and rambunctious
Ongoing Health
Lexi is vaccinated. Her spay status is currently listed as not spayed/neutered.
Training & Support
- House-trained and crate-trained
- Knows sit, down, off, leave it, and wait
- Enjoys learning tricks for treats, treat hide-and-seek, and flirt-pole play
- Needs additional leash work
- Training is essential for this intelligent working-breed mix
- She dislikes mani/pedis and is not a fan of car rides unless she has a window seat
Application Details
Lexi is being returned because her current owner has an upcoming surgery that will make it difficult to provide the time, energy, and attention she needs. Please research the Belgian Malinois breed and be prepared for a serious commitment to time, training, enrichment, and exercise. To adopt or foster Lexi, start by contacting the provider through Wags.
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From the listingReported by Kreitzer's Critter Corral Puppy Rescue.
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Kreitzer's Critter Corral Puppy Rescue
Kannapolis, NC
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Her human dad has an upcoming surgery that will make it difficult for him to provide the time, energy, and attention Lexi needs, so her family decided to return her to find the right home.
Lexi needs a home with a secure physical fenced yard, plenty of daily physical exercise, significant daily mental stimulation, and training. Experience with working breeds is strongly preferred, and she is not recommended for a first-time dog owner.
She is great with other dogs and is not suitable for cats because she is too curious and rambunctious. She loves people and is best with children ages 10 and older.
Lexi is house-trained and crate-trained and knows sit, down, off, leave it, and wait. She still needs some leash work, and ongoing training is essential.