Tinklebell is a very sweet and energetic young girl who loves to play! She can chase a ball for what feels like forever, making her an ideal companion for someone who enjoys active games. Tinklebell thrives on attention and would prefer to be the only dog in her new home, ensuring she gets all the love and focus she deserves. She is currently working on consistent potty training and leash manners, showing great progress in her foster home.
As a likely Terrier mix, Tinklebell exhibits many of the breed group's characteristic traits, including intelligence, spirit, and a zest for life. These dogs often possess a strong prey drive and require mental stimulation in addition to physical exercise. Her short coat suggests relatively low grooming needs, though regular brushing will help manage moderate shedding. Her high energy level and exercise needs mean she'll thrive with plenty of activity, making her a wonderful partner for outdoor adventures.
Tinklebell is looking for an active home with a securely fenced yard where she can safely run and play to her heart's content. She would do best with owners who can match her enthusiasm for fun and are committed to continuing her training. Due to her high energy, a home with children over the age of 8 would be most suitable. If you're ready for a playful, devoted companion who will keep you entertained, Tinklebell might be your perfect match!
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