KAYLA'S BIO
BREED : ROTTWEILER X POODLE - FEMALE - 7 YEARS OLD
- Suitable for which type of housing? (House, townhome, apartment?) Any with an active lifestyle. Attached housing okay, if neighbours are quiet.
- Is your dog good with other dogs? Yes, would be fine to live with or without another dog. Excited and pulls to see others on walks, learning to be calmer.
- Is your dog good with cats? Not recommended.
- Is your dog good with kids? Yes, but not suitable to live with young kids/busy loud household. Kids 12+ to live with.
- Is your dog house trained? Yes, can be left at home for an average work day.
- Is your dog crate trained? Working on it but she didn’t use one in her previous home. Whines when contained to a crate or bedroom but does settle.
- Does your dog have any special needs? Needs anxiety medication to visit the vet and we predict at a groomer as well.
- Does your dog have any or display any aggression? (Toys, food or people?) See below under ‘fears’.
- Is your dog playful? Yes, loves playing with soft toys and running around.
- Does your dog like to snuggle? Loves pets, booty scritches and being around people in general.
- Does your dog know basic commands? (Sit, stay...) Her name, sit, paw and down.
- Does your dog know any special tricks? No.
- Does your dog like to go on walks? Yes, can easily walk 7+ km a day. Learning to not pull, a head collar/halti or martingale collar is recommended.
- Does your dog have any fears? Her feet being touched, specifically the back ones; touching them, wiping her feet, nail trims and grooming. Loud, odd, sudden noises spook her . Very afraid of the vet and groomer as well, would recommend muzzling at these appointments.
- Does your dog have any unique traits that you have noticed whether in personality or physically? She loves to come and nuzzle your hand for pets.
- What are the three first words that come to mind when you think of your dog? Loving, energetic andsensitive.
- Kayla is a very loving, sweet girl who is looking for an active family without young children. She is med-high energy, likes playing with her toys, running in the yard and going for long walks. She is learning her leash manners, not pulling towards squirrels and other dogs that she wants to meet. She is currently being fostered with calm, 45 lb dog and the two get along well. She would do well living with another dog with calmer energy or being the only dog in the house to hog all the attention to herself. Kayla has had a lot of changes in her life recently and is looking forward to finding a furever home.
