Gracie – 3 year old female Pug Cross

Gracie is a 3-year-old female Pug Cross, likely mixed with a Boston Terrier. She arrived in rescue care alongside another dog after being abandoned and subsequently rescued by inspectors.

Despite her past, she remains a lively and affectionate little dog with a charming personality. She is extremely sociable and enjoys being around people, always eager for attention and interaction.

Full of energy, Gracie is excitable and constantly on the move. She loves her walks but can be quite vocal when she sees other people and dogs.

Her enthusiasm sometimes leads to over-arousal, during which she can become mouthy. Because of this, she would benefit from continued positive, reward-based training to help her manage her excitement and improve her obedience.

Gracie is looking for a home where she will have companionship for most of the day. She thrives on attention and would do best in an environment where she is not left alone for long periods.

Due to her excitable nature, she is best suited for a household with children aged 10 or older. If you’re searching for a fun-loving, spirited companion who will bring energy and joy to your home, Gracie could be the perfect fit.

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