Fiona is a 1.5-year-old, 59lb mixed breed gal with a loving nature and so much sweetness to share. This gentle girl is happiest when she’s close to her people, soaking up attention and enjoying quiet moments by your side. She has a mostly low-energy personality in a calm, familiar environment, making her a wonderful companion for a relaxed home. Fiona forms strong bonds with her people and thrives with clear boundaries, structure, and consistency. She is potty trained, does well with a routine, and continues to make progress with her crate, settling in nicely overnight and improving with time. While Fiona is incredibly loving, she can become stressed in certain situations, particularly with unfamiliar people outside the home, loud noises, or new dogs in her space. In those moments, she may have difficulty settling. Because of this, she will likely do best in a calm, predictable home that can provide guidance, patience, and thoughtful introductions to new experiences. Fiona has done well with some dogs, but prefers slow, structured introductions and may be happiest as a solo dog or with a well-matched companion. With the right environment and support, Fiona is a deeply loyal, affectionate girl who will make a wonderful, devoted companion!
Fiona is a 1.5-year-old, 59lb mixed breed gal with a loving nature and so much sweetness to share. This gentle girl is happiest when she’s close to her people, soaking up attention and enjoying quiet moments by your side. She has a mostly low-energy personality in a calm, familiar environment, making her a wonderful companion for a relaxed home. Fiona forms strong bonds with her people and thrives with clear boundaries, structure, and consistency. She is potty trained, does well with a routine, and continues to make progress with her crate, settling in nicely overnight and improving with time. While Fiona is incredibly loving, she can become stressed in certain situations, particularly with unfamiliar people outside the home, loud noises, or new dogs in her space. In those moments, she may have difficulty settling. Because of this, she will likely do best in a calm, predictable home that can provide guidance, patience, and thoughtful introductions to new experiences. Fiona has done well with some dogs, but prefers slow, structured introductions and may be happiest as a solo dog or with a well-matched companion. With the right environment and support, Fiona is a deeply loyal, affectionate girl who will make a wonderful, devoted companion!
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