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A little about them
Dymond is a sweet, affectionate girl who enjoys staying close to her people and asking for attention. She knows her potty routine, is comfortable being held and handled, and happily cooperates with baths and brushing. She was surrendered when her owner could no longer care for her and is now looking for a calm, loving forever home.
Ideal Home
Dymond would thrive with a predictable routine, daily walks, enrichment, and plenty of quality time with her people. She may need support becoming more comfortable when left alone. She would do best with older, dog-savvy children who understand personal space and boundaries.
Dymond can become uncomfortable when other dogs get too close to her people, so resident pets will need thoughtful, gradual introductions in a controlled setting. She also prefers to eat in peace and should be given space around food.
Ongoing Health
Dymond is vaccinated. No medical conditions or health test results are provided.
Training & Support
Dymond knows her potty routine and is comfortable with handling, baths, and brushing. Positive, reward-based training will help her build confidence with handling, strangers approaching her family, uncomfortable situations, and alone time.
Application Details
- Her adoption fee is waived.
- Her adoption includes a $50 Chewy gift card.
- Applications start by contacting her provider through Wags.
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Dymond would do best in a calm home with a predictable routine, daily walks, enrichment, and plenty of time with her people. Older, dog-savvy children who respect her boundaries would be the best fit.
She can become uncomfortable when other dogs get too close to her people. Resident pets should be introduced thoughtfully and gradually in a controlled setting.
Dymond knows her potty routine and is comfortable with handling, baths, and brushing. Positive, reward-based training can help her build confidence with handling, strangers, and alone time.
