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Name: Roxanne

Rescue ID: m-3839

Status: Adopted!

Species: Dog

Breed: Rottweiler / Pug / Mixed (short coat)

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Sex: Female

Current Size: 25 Pounds

General Potential Size: Medium

Current Age: 15 Years 4 Months (best estimate)

Activity Level: Moderately Active

Good with Dogs: Yes

Good with Cats: Yes

Good with Kids: Yes

Special Needs: possible allergy to corn or wheat. Trying special diet.

Description:

Meet Roxanne,

Roxanne is the perfect smaller sized rottie X. She is not going to be a very big dog when she is full grown. We have been trying to figure out what she is mixed with, she is so cute! She snorts like a little pig! Whatever she is mixed with, she is adorable,sweet,and so willing to learn from her people.

This little girl is a bundle of love and energy. She loves to run around and play outside. Roxy barks when she gets startled or when she wants to play. She spends all day in her kennel while her foster is at work, and while it isn’t her favorite place to be, she’s adjusting quite nicely to it. And she never, ever goes potty in her kennel. House training is going very well.

Little Roxy loves to chew on bones and it will keep her busy for hours. I feel she would work best in a home with a large dog, just because she plays a little rough and needs a dog that can handle it. Also, she doesn’t really know how to play with people yet. Whenever I try to play with her she thinks she’s in trouble and cowers. She needs help learning that humans wont hurt her. Roxy has never showed any signs of aggression.

Also, she is very, very submissive to both people and dogs. Whenever another dog gets irritated with her puppy energy, she immediately rolls over on her back. Overall truly an amazing little pup! Apply to take her home today!

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