Prima Donna the Brindle Beauty Princess

Prima Donna turns an ordinary day into a good one the second she walks into the room. With her adorable squishy smoosh face, wrinkles for days, and out-of-this-world personality, she has a way of making people smile without even trying. She's silly, full of joy, and completely devoted to her people. The type of girl who loves HARD and isn't shy about showing it. Whether she's making you laugh with her goofy antics or dramatically leaning into you for affection, Prima Donna has that rare feel-good energy that somehow makes everything around her better, and she's undeniably gorgeous.

Prima Donna is believed to be a pittie mix approximately 1 year old and currently weighs 58 lbs. She is a rescue dog, and with any rescue, it's always a mystery, and we cannot guarantee breed or age. What she is, without question, is adorable, affectionate, and absolutely full of life. Prima is truly joy on legs.

Prima loves people. Like REALLY loves them. She's the kind of dog who happily walks right up to say hi, asks for pets, leans in for cuddles, and wants to be near her humans as much as possible. Booty scratches? Yes please. Couch naps? Her favorite. Hugs? Absolutely. She's social, affectionate, and would do great in a home that enjoys having visitors because Prima genuinely believes everyone is her friend. Toys are her thing! Stuffies, balls, tug toys, chew toys... she loves them all. She'll happily play fetch, tug like a professional athlete, or entertain herself zooming around the yard when the mood strikes. She has that fun, bouncy energy while also knowing how to settle down and fully enjoy a nap afterward.

That love for people was also very obvious when Prima met a 5-year-old little boy too. She was immediately affectionate, wanted to lean all over him for pets, happily took treats from him, and truly acted like she had made a new best friend. Prima is just one of those dogs that loves BIG and with her whole entire body, which is adorable, but also means she has absolutely zero concept of personal space or spatial awareness sometimes. She's built more like an enthusiastic wrecking ball of affection than a gentle, dainty princess. Because of her mouthy, playful tendencies and her tendency to accidentally bulldoze people with love, we do think she would do best in a home with older kids around 15+ that are comfortable around bigger bully-type dogs, can confidently set boundaries with her, and would actually enjoy her goofy, rough-and-rowdy style of affection and play.

Prima is dog-friendly, does well walking by other dogs, and has participated in multiple playgroups. When she plays, she definitely has that classic bully-breed play style. Full body wiggles, body bumps, bouncy energy, and a little bit of mouthiness mixed in. Some of her favorite dog friends are goofy, playful dogs that enjoy rowdy fun, aren't bothered by her vocalness, and naturally know when it's time for a break.

In a home, Prima would probably pair best with a happy-go-lucky, playful male that enjoys chase games, tolerates her silly roughhousing style, and also knows how to self-regulate during play. If you don't have another dog, though, that's perfectly fine too! Prima absolutely does not NEED another dog to feel comfortable or confident. She's naturally social, outgoing, and honestly would probably LOVE being the princess center of attention in your world. As far as kitties go, Prima would do best in a cat-free home.

Ideal Home

Prima would do best in a home with older kids around 15+ that are comfortable around bigger bully-type dogs, can confidently set boundaries with her, and would actually enjoy her goofy, rough-and-rowdy style of affection and play. She would do best in a cat-free home. She would love a yard to zoom around in and humans that enjoy being active and involved.

Ongoing Health

No specific health conditions were mentioned in the listing.

Training & Support

Prima can be mouthy when overly excited and sometimes has limited impulse control. She responds well to correction and knows "no." She also knows "sit" and may know "down." She walks nicely on a Gentle Leader. Continued positive guidance, structure, and routine will help her thrive.

Application Details:

• Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
• You will meet your pet through a video call.
• The adoption fee is $1200.
• Texas adopters must pick up from the Houston area.

Transportation

We facilitate adoptions nationwide using our rescue-run USDA-certified transport system. Transport includes drop-off locations in WA, UT, OR, ID, VA, PA, OH, NY, CT, VT, TN, KY, WI, MN, IL, WI, and Canada. There is an $87 surcharge for transportation. You can track your pet's journey in real-time and receive photo updates.