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Name: Electra

Rescue ID: 21353

Status: Available for Adoption (adoption info)

Species: Dog

Breed: Beagle / Mixed (short coat)

Learn more about the Beagle.

Pattern: Tricolor

Sex: Female

Current Age: 3 Months 19 Days (best estimate)

Good with Dogs: Yes

Good with Cats: Yes

Good with Kids: Yes

Description:

Meet Daisy (aka Electra)!
This sweet pup is settling in wonderfully and showing lots of promise as she grows and learns.

House Training:
Daisy is doing really well with her house training! As expected for her age, she’s had a few accidents, but she’s catching on quickly—especially when given regular trips outside. She’s also done great overnight and hasn’t needed any potty breaks.

Kennel Training:
Daisy isn't a huge fan of missing out on the fun, so she sometimes whines or cries a bit when kenneled while people are home. Usually, she settles down after a short time. At night, she’s been doing great—quiet her first night, with just a few minutes of whining on the next couple nights before sleeping peacefully.

Social Skills (Dogs/Cats):
She’s been friendly with other dogs! She keeps trying to play with our beagle, who isn’t too into it, but Daisy keeps trying with her sweet persistence. She’s also been polite when meeting other dogs on walks or out at the pet store. We haven’t seen her around cats, so we’re not sure how she’d do with them.

Good with Kids:
Yes! Daisy has been wonderful with our 2- and 4-year-olds. She loves being around them, playing and getting pets. Sometimes she gets excited and jumps up to give face kisses (especially to the littlest one), which can be surprising—but she's very affectionate and gentle overall.

Likes, Dislikes & Quirks:
Daisy loves chewing on bones and playing, and she’s been getting better with stairs every day! She didn’t love her bath, but she tolerated it, and she was surprisingly calm about having her ears cleaned. She finds her own reflection very suspicious and will bark at mirrors and glass doors—it's pretty funny! One of our favorite things is her adorable cat-like stretch when she wakes up.

Learning the Basics:
She’s doing great on a leash and has been on several walks with her harness. She’s still learning, but doing well so far.

Vocal Tendencies:
Daisy can be a little vocal—she whines or barks occasionally—but it’s nothing out of the ordinary for a playful, curious puppy. With a little continued training and attention, she’d likely do fine in a shared-wall home like an apartment or townhouse.

Daisy is an affectionate, curious, and playful pup who’s eager to learn and be part of a family. She's going to make someone a very lucky companion!

* Puppies under 5 months should not be left alone for more than 4 hours at a time to help them with potty training and socialization.

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