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Romy
Age: 4 years
Gender: Female
Breed: Pit mix
Weight: 57 lbs
Crate trained: yes
Potty trained: yes
Dog friendly: yes
Cat friendly: yes
Kid friendly: unknown, but likely yes
Vaccinated: Yes
Spayed/Neutered: Yes
Heartworm: Negative
Microchipped: Yes
Energy level: medium
Meet Romy! She’s small and delicate for a pittie, and loves to cross her paws like a lady.
Romy is so tender hearted. A cute little girlie with sad eyes and Dorito ears. She would love to find her forever. A dog that doesn’t like peanut butter? That’s Romy! But she makes up for it with cream cheese, cottage cheese, string cheese, chews, meatballs, tennis balls, stuffed animals, blankies, yoga & classical music. She finds joy in our resident cat. And she gives great hugs.
Romy is very polite and well mannered. She has a solid sit - she’s great with a sit/stand “push up”. I think she would love going to training class or enrichment or agility courses. She’s very bright! She is athletic and energetic - but chills easily and loves to hang out on the sofa and watch The Office. She’s a light jumper - so that could use some work. Good leash walker. She does get excited by seeing things from afar or through a window. But is easily diverted by Easy Cheese (the girl loves dairy). So I would continue to work on positive associations with that. She has not been scared by loud city noises. At first, she was not a fan of the crate - but I’ve learned that some pre crate enrichment makes a big difference. She usually barks or whines for a few minutes when she goes in - and then is silent until I let her out. She’s quiet all night and while I’m away at work (based on checking my camera).
Romy has ‘RIZZ! She is all love. She’s a smart quick learner. For her breed, she is small and delicate. Energetic—but easy to be around. She needs a family that will help her to continue to have positive associations with unknowns. That they will always be there for her. I think she would do well with a family that wants a dog to take on adventures and to classes and to snuggle at home. A family that gives her the tools to exercise her mind, too. She will do well with sibling dogs and cats with proper introduction. But I think she’s adaptable to both kinds of environments - with another pet(s) or alone.
If you’re interested in meeting Romy, please fill out an application at the link below.
https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/DHDN/Dog
Romy
Age: 4 years
Gender: Female
Breed: Pit mix
Weight: 57 lbs
Crate trained: yes
Potty trained: yes
Dog friendly: yes
Cat friendly: yes
Kid friendly: unknown, but likely yes
Vaccinated: Yes
Spayed/Neutered: Yes
Heartworm: Negative
Microchipped: Yes
Energy level: medium
Meet Romy! She’s small and delicate for a pittie, and loves to cross her paws like a lady.
Romy is so tender hearted. A cute little girlie with sad eyes and Dorito ears. She would love to find her forever. A dog that doesn’t like peanut butter? That’s Romy! But she makes up for it with cream cheese, cottage cheese, string cheese, chews, meatballs, tennis balls, stuffed animals, blankies, yoga & classical music. She finds joy in our resident cat. And she gives great hugs.
Romy is very polite and well mannered. She has a solid sit - she’s great with a sit/stand “push up”. I think she would love going to training class or enrichment or agility courses. She’s very bright! She is athletic and energetic - but chills easily and loves to hang out on the sofa and watch The Office. She’s a light jumper - so that could use some work. Good leash walker. She does get excited by seeing things from afar or through a window. But is easily diverted by Easy Cheese (the girl loves dairy). So I would continue to work on positive associations with that. She has not been scared by loud city noises. At first, she was not a fan of the crate - but I’ve learned that some pre crate enrichment makes a big difference. She usually barks or whines for a few minutes when she goes in - and then is silent until I let her out. She’s quiet all night and while I’m away at work (based on checking my camera).
Romy has ‘RIZZ! She is all love. She’s a smart quick learner. For her breed, she is small and delicate. Energetic—but easy to be around. She needs a family that will help her to continue to have positive associations with unknowns. That they will always be there for her. I think she would do well with a family that wants a dog to take on adventures and to classes and to snuggle at home. A family that gives her the tools to exercise her mind, too. She will do well with sibling dogs and cats with proper introduction. But I think she’s adaptable to both kinds of environments - with another pet(s) or alone.
If you’re interested in meeting Romy, please fill out an application at the link below.