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Feyre

Mixed Breed

Price not listed

Pennington County Humane Society

At a glance

Age3 years
SexFemale
SizeMedium · 26–60 lb
Gets along withKids & Dogs
FromThief River Falls, MN

A little about them

Feyre is a gentle, timid Shepherd/Husky mix seeking a calm, understanding home. She warms up slowly but sweetly—about a day with adults and about a week with children—then enjoys gentle pets and quiet companionship.

She is house-trained and enjoys morning and evening meals, time in a fenced yard, sleeping on her dog bed, training with tiny pieces of hot dog, and exploring outdoors. She learned stairs with positive reinforcement and mastered the doggy door within a few days.

Ideal Home

Feyre is good with other dogs and children. She is timid but non-aggressive and needs a patient adopter who can help her feel safe. She startles at loud household noises and is fearful of leashes and harnesses.

Because she digs under fencing and may chew or tug at barriers to pursue small wildlife, she needs a secure setup and an adopter prepared to manage escape attempts. A rural environment may also be a good fit.

Ongoing Health

  • Spayed and vaccinated.

Training & Support

  • House-trained.
  • Enjoys positive-reinforcement training.
  • Occasional excited jumping is corrected easily.
  • Learned stairs with positive reinforcement and mastered the doggy door within a few days.

Application Details

  • Please contact Pennington County Humane Society through Wags to begin the adoption process.

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Health & wellness

From the listing

Reported by Pennington County Humane Society.

Know the breed

Exercise30 min/day, Moderate activity
CoatDouble
TrainabilityModerate
Lifespan10-15 years
Living spaceApartment, Condo, House, Acreage
Typical Mixed Breed$466

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A calm, understanding, patient home with a secure setup to manage her digging and escape behaviors would be best. A rural environment may also be a good fit.