Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Tia's Woof Facts: 3 y/o, 28 lbs, Boston Terrier Mix Loves to be near her people Working on housetraining but is paper trained Working on leash and doing great!!Meet Tia, the snuggle enthusiast who believes that personal space is overrated. This little lady loves nothing more than curling up on the couch (preferably right next to you) or stealing your spot in bed at night. She’s polite enough to sleep in her crate, but honestly, the closer to you, the better! She’s like that friend who accidentally ends up in your personal bubble—but in the best way. Tia has a nice balance of energy, so she’s not demanding constant playtime. Instead, she’s the perfect coworking companion, calmly laying on her dog bed while you do your thing. Bonus points if you work from home—she’s basically a full-time people person. While she might be a little shy with new folks or situations, give her a few minutes and she’ll be your best friend, following you everywhere like your loyal shadow. Tia’s also a leash walking pro—well, for a dog who’s only just learned how to walk on one! She’s already a polite walker and doesn’t pull, which is impressive for a 3-year-old who’s just figuring out the whole “leash thing.” She’s a quick learner, having already mastered the stairs, collar wearing, and sitting politely for pets (treats help too, of course). She previously lived with ten other dogs, and while she gets along with everyone, she’s more of a people person but she also likes the company of other dogs . She’s completely uninterested in her foster home’s parrot and cockatiel—because really, who has time for birds when you could be cuddling a person.Tia would thrive in a home with: An experienced owner who can help her continue to blossom into the confident, loving dog she’s meant to be. Someone who will continue with making her more comfortable outside & weaning her off wee wee pads (unless you don't mind them). Someone who is home more often or a home with another dog is preferred but will be discussed on case by case basis. Tia came from a home with multiple dogs that lived in an apartment. They were all cared for but never got to experience the outside world. We rescued several of them and they are all in foster homes learning how to live their best life. Tia's an absolute gem and is ready to make your heart her new favorite resting spot. Oh, and did we mention she’s a perfect 28 lbs of cuddle-able goodness?March 6, 2025, 1:10 am
