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Cola
- kritzmann
- Mar 13, 2020
- 1 min read
Her name is Cola, She is very active, high energy and lovable. She is a mix of lab, pitbull, and hound. She does not do well with smaller dogs or small children. She is about a year old. She is not micro chipped. She followed a friend's son home from Lincoln park in October. She stayed with them until the end of January, when I offered to take her in. But she doesn't get along very well with our little dog. She would do great with bigger dogs. She needs training. She knows her name and is house broken. She loves toys, even though they don't last very long. She is used to her kennel and currently sleeps in our bed with no problems. She is still a puppy and she doesn't realize how strong she is. She needs a big fenced in yard to play in.
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Thank you for sharing Cola's story! It's clear that she has a lot of energy and love to give. The information about her temperament and needs is a helpful resource for anyone considering adopting her. I hope she finds a wonderful home with plenty of space to run and play!
Cola sounds like such a vibrant and loving dog! It's heartwarming to hear that she's housebroken and already knows her name. Finding the right match for her, especially with bigger dogs, is so important. I remember when I adopted my dog; he brought so much joy and energy into our lives. If anyone is interested in learning more about how to train and integrate a young dog like Cola into their home, there are some great tips at WizardAlchemy that could be really helpful!
Cola sounds like such a spirited companion! It’s clear she has a lot of love to give, especially to bigger dogs. I can relate to the challenge of finding the right fit for pets in a household. My own dog took some time to adjust to our new puppy, but they ended up being best friends. For anyone considering adopting a lively dog like Cola, it’s essential to provide them with ample space and structure. If you're curious about tips for training and integrating pets, VV Ultimatum Wiki has some great insights.