Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Not good with kids,
Not good with dogs,
Not good with cats,
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Everyone, meet Confetti! We call her Betty (or Elizabeth, when she’s in trouble) and she’s a 9M old mystery mix who is very petite, energetic and friendly. We aren’t sure of her heritage, but she looks on track to be about 35-40 lbs as an adult.
Betty, is a hard worker who does things her way, and loves running around the yard, playing with everyone, and having the best time! She is shy at first but will melt your heart with her love. She gives the best kisses, she plays catch, tug a war and likes her walks.
Confetti’s life has not gone super great so far, to be honest, and she has come a long way from the terrified puppy who was abandoned in a park on New Year’s Eve! At home, Betty is a happy girl with tons of energy to play. She is crate trained and house trained and her favorite things in life are playing with other dogs and going on walks. She currently lives with 2 older children and 2 large dogs, and her besties are a 7 year old boy and a pitbull.
Confetti is incredibly smart and easy to train. She is not a big barker and knows basic commands. She’s very independent and happy to entertain herself with a bone or toy, and will not destroy your house.
All that said, Confetti is still very scared in new places with lots of people, cars, and noise. She has simply not had the history of socialization to give her the confidence to navigate those scenarios without fear. She takes a few minutes to warm up to a new person, but we think that is ok and a very smart survival strategy at this point in her life. She is still young and continues to gain confidence, but our hope is that her new family will not love her less if she never gets to the point where she’s the life of your holiday party.
Our dream for Confetti would be a family who is seeking a friend for a playful dog, or someone who likes long walks and has a yard where she can play safely. At this time, we don’t think she would be a good fit for an apartment complex due to her fear of cars and commotion.
Lets Review:
✅ Dogs and older kids
✅ Hanging out at home
✅ Long walks
✅ Cuddling
❌ Music festivals
❌ Public speaking
❌ Busy streets
❌ Large crowds
Let me know if you have questions about my friend!
All Dallas Dog adoptable pets are spayed or neutered, microchipped, and up to date on vaccines upon finalizing adoption. Puppies adopted under the age of five months require a spay/neuter contract, and all dogs are required to be spayed by six months unless otherwise medically noted. Our dogs are currently on heartworm preventative. Puppies receive 3 to 4 rounds of vaccinations depending on their age, and adults receive two rounds unless they've been with us longer than a year, in which case they receive the booster update. You can complete an application or view all the adoptable pets on our website at www.dallasdog.org/adopt. Upon receiving your application, please allow us 2-3 business days to review and process.
