Rosemary *FH*
Rosemary *FH*
At a glance
A little about them
Rosemary is a quiet, sweet girl who was a good mother to her puppies. She is still learning to feel secure and would thrive with a patient family in a quiet home with a securely fenced yard. Because she spooks easily and has previously escaped, she should be considered a flight risk.
Ideal Home
Rosemary needs a quiet home, a patient family, and a fenced yard. She is comfortable living with dogs of various sizes. Her behavior around children is unknown, and she may retreat to her crate when startled.
Ongoing Health
Rosemary is heartworm positive and has started a slow-kill medication regimen. She is also on monthly heartworm preventative. Her coat has improved since entering foster care. She is spayed, up to date on vaccines, and microchipped.
Training & Support
Rosemary is housetrained and stands at the front door when she needs to go outside. She is leash walked because she remains apprehensive outdoors. Her crate or a space under a desk serves as her safe place, and she enjoys blankets. She is a strong bone chewer, but has not shown interest in balls or soft toys. She is not comfortable in the car and needs to ride in a crate. She is not a fan of stormy weather. Rosemary has gradually become more comfortable in foster care and now shows interest in the people and dogs around her.
Application Details
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
- Rosemary requires a fenced yard and a patient family.
Transportation
No transportation options are specified.
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From the listingReported by Pet Rescue by Judy.
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Common questions
Rosemary would do best in a quiet home with a patient family and a securely fenced yard. Because she spooks easily and has previously escaped, she should be considered a flight risk.
Yes. She is comfortable with several dogs of various sizes in her foster home and has enjoyed playing with another foster dog.
Rosemary is heartworm positive and has started a slow-kill medication regimen. She is also on monthly heartworm preventative, is spayed, and is up to date on vaccines.
Yes. She stands at the front door when she needs to go outside.
Rosemary is not a fan of the car and needs to travel in a crate.