Adoption information
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About Miami (D2311)
Small - Medium Mixed Breed.
Miami is a delightful little girl with loads of potential!
She's a pretty dog with striking, pale yellow eyes and almost whippet like in her size/stature. Miami can be a little timid and shy at first, but after spending a few hours with somebody new she opens up and gains confidence. Miami has spent all her short life with another dog (firstly her brother, Madox, and now her canine foster brother) so she is used to and prefers being in the company of another dog. We're not sure about cats, but would probably be okay as she is not the dominant type. (She may even substitute a cat for a companion, if no dogs are in the family.)
Miami can be a little anxious if she's left home alone, so a really secure yard will be necessary for her new home. She has taken to the pet door and often prefers to use that even when she has the option of going in/out with a human through the door! \ Miami does not appear to be a fussy eater and is still learning how much fun one can having gnawing on a juicy bone!
Like many pups, Miami can get excited and does have a tendency to jump up and is fond of using her mouth. \ This is being worked on by her foster mum, but it's probably best if Miami did not go to a family with very young children. She also likes a bit of tongue action(aka licking) but it's just her way of showing how much she loves you. \ But this is being discouraged too!
Although Miami is not used to walking on the lead, she has been responding very well to training. She's happy to stay close to her foster mum, without wanting to take off down the street. Miami's quite good in the car but not particularly interested in sitting up and looking out.
Miami's not a yapper, but she has a good range of vocal expressions which can be quite amusing.
We think Miami would make someone a very loving and lightweight companion. Her personality will continue to emerge and develop as her confidence grows.
If you would like to meet Miami – or find out some more about her – why don't you get in contact. You could very well be the best phone call/email you've made/sent in a long time!
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.