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A little about them
Leona is a lovely 3-year-old, 95-pound gentle giant with a goofy, sweet, affectionate personality. She may be respectful and reserved while acclimating to new environments, but once comfortable, she is charming, silly, and eager to connect with her people.
She is a quiet observer who enjoys watching the world go by and relaxing beside her favorite people. Walks are easy with Leona: she walks nicely on a loose leash and calmly passes people, dogs, bikes, birds, and other New York City distractions. She enjoys an average pace for about 10 minutes before settling into a leisurely stroll and does not require intense activity.
Ideal Home
Leona will thrive in a predictable home where she can decompress and feel safe. After settling in, she is a low-energy companion who enjoys slow walks, people-watching, and relaxing at home. Calm guidance and redirection are especially helpful while she adjusts to a new environment.
Ongoing Health
Leona is spayed and vaccinated. Her adoption profile does not report any medical conditions.
Training & Support
Leona is house-trained, highly receptive to guidance, and easy to handle on walks. She is treat motivated and responds well when reminded to keep all four paws on the floor. Her training needs are described as minimal.
Application Details
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
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After the initial excitement of a new environment wears off, Leona is described as low energy. She enjoys slow walks, outdoor people-watching, and relaxing at home rather than intense activity.
Leona walks on a loose leash and is easy to handle. She calmly passes people, dogs, bikes, birds, and other outdoor stimuli, starting at an average pace before slowing to a leisurely stroll.
She may initially be respectful, reserved, or a bit anxious and may struggle to settle. Calm guidance, redirection, and a predictable environment help her decompress and become comfortable.
Leona is house-trained, receptive to guidance, and described as having minimal training needs. She is treat motivated and responds when reminded to keep all four paws on the floor.