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A little about them
Meet Lou, a playful adventure buddy who also loves settling in for serious couch cuddles. She enjoys walks, yard exploration, herding-ball games, play dates, flirt-pole sessions, snacks, and relaxing with her people indoors. Lou is independent and curious, but affectionate with her people and happy to follow them around.
Lou is relaxed when meeting new people and does well with other dogs. She has a strong prey drive and can pull powerfully on walks, so she needs a confident handler who will continue working on her leash skills. A securely fenced yard is important for her ideal home.
Lou was estimated to be born in February 2024 and weighs 48 pounds. She is a mixed-breed dog with Pit Bull Terrier, Labrador, Doberman, and Husky traits.
Ideal Home
- A securely fenced yard with room to explore and play
- A family able to confidently manage her pulling and continue leash training
- A home without children under 5 years old, per the rescue's policy
Ongoing Health
Lou is spayed, up to date on vaccines, and microchipped.
Training & Support
Lou is house trained. She is independent and food-motivated, and would benefit from continued work on listening around distractions and leash skills.
Application Details
- Lou's adoption fee is $450.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
No transportation options are specified.
Health & wellness
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Lou's ideal home will have a securely fenced yard where she can explore and play, along with someone who can confidently handle her pulling and continue working on leash skills.
Lou does well meeting new people and is relaxed and low-key when making friends. She is also good with other dogs, especially those who match her energy or are more mellow.
Per the rescue's policy, adoption applications from families with children under 5 years old are not considered unless a dog's bio specifically says otherwise.