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Name: Halsey

Rescue ID: 18150

Status: Adopted!

Species: Dog

Breed: Beagle

Learn more about the Beagle.

Sex: Female

Current Size: 26.4 Pounds

General Potential Size: Medium

Current Age: 10 Years 6 Months (best estimate)

Indoor or Outdoor: Indoor Only

Good with Dogs: Yes

Good with Cats: Yes

Good with Kids: Yes

Housetrained: No

Description:

Meet Halsey

She's a sweet, goofy girl. She LOVES attention, and is everybody's best friend. She's maybe overly affectionate, wanting to climb people. She can get pets for hours in the evening. She's pretty low-key, but does know how to play.

She's usually good with other dogs, especially when introduced correctly. We've come across a few on walks that she wasn't fond of, but that's when they've wanted to come right up in her face. That has also become much better as she's gotten comfortable.

Her biggest issue would be separation anxiety. I'll admit it's been tough to break her of that, since I'm working from home and we're all encouraged to avoid being out too much. She is definitely doing better. She used to always mess her kennel when I left, and now that's rare. I've tried leaving her out when I leave, but she can get into mischief (mostly tipping over the garbage, little things like that).

She quickly learned to go outside once she got here. Now she comes and gets me when she needs to go out.

I think she'd do best in a home with a playmate dog / companion. When I let her out on her own, she wants to come right back in. If she's out with my dog, she'll follow along for a while. She cuddles with my elderly dog. Having a furry buddy seems to make her feel more secure.

Probably also best would be a household where somebody is usually around. I don't know how she'd do in a home alone for a full work day. In the morning, she'd probably sleep, but she gets more active in the afternoon and could get anxious or curious.

She loves walks and is good at walking, going to the end of the lead but not really pulling (unless there's a rabbit or cat, or sometimes a squirrel. Pesky rabbits!).

Halsey did test positive for heartworm and has been treated and is now heartworm free.

We are a foster based rescue located in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. We do require adoptions to physically take place at our adoption center and do not provide transport of any of our animals. If you are not local to us we encourage you to look at rescues and shelters in your area as many animals are in need across the United States.

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