Ginger Spice
Ginger Spice
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A little about them
She's Ginger Spice—a 4-year-old, 45-pound bundle of love with beautiful expressive eyes and a tender, affectionate personality. She may be shy and timid at first, but once she feels safe, Ginger blossoms into a playful, friendly companion who adores her person.
Ginger enjoys leisurely strolls, is house-trained and a loose-leash walker, and would also happily curl up in your lap for a movie. She loves giving kisses, rolling over for belly rubs, and spending time with her people. As her confidence grows, she can become comfortable meeting friends, family members, and strangers.
Ginger can be wary of other animals, especially dogs, and may try to hide from them. She will need an adopter who can patiently build her confidence, keep her safe, and ensure that introductions and interactions remain positive. With trust and consistency, Ginger is capable of forming an unbreakable bond with her person.
Ideal Home
Ginger is looking for a patient, understanding adopter who will give her time to feel secure and help her develop confidence. She needs someone committed to supporting positive experiences around other dogs and animals.
Ongoing Health
- Ginger is spayed and vaccinated.
Training & Support
- House-trained
- Loose-leash walker
- A crate and time alone can become safe places for Ginger as she learns that her people will return.
Application Details
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
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Ginger may be shy and timid at first, but she becomes affectionate, playful, and friendly once she feels safe. She enjoys giving kisses, receiving belly rubs, and spending time with her person.
Yes. She is house-trained and described as a loose-leash walker.
Ginger can be wary of other animals, especially dogs, and may try to hide from them. Any introductions or coexisting arrangement will require patience, confidence-building, safety, and consistently positive experiences.