CINNAMON - BOXER / AMERICAN PIT BULL TERRIER / MIXED (SHORT COAT) DOG FOR ADOPTION

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Posted Breed: Boxer / American Pit Bull Terrier / Mixed (short coat). MEET CINNAMON! Cinnamon is a 7 year old, 60 lb, hidden gem. Read what her short-term foster had to say about her lovely stay: "On the ride bringing Cinnamon home, she was quiet and politely sitting in the back seat. She had no issue getting into the car and initially was shy but nevertheless very friendly, trusting, and well behaved for the car ride. “As soon as we got home, Cinnamon took to exploring right away, her bubbly personality came out and she was grinning ear to ear as she discovered each room of the house. Cinnamon was not crated because she was with me at all times and an excellent co-pilot. She is an even better cuddler who will also respectfully sleep at your feet through the night. Cinnamon loves a good squeaky stuffed toy and enjoys playing fetch indoors to get your attention. Cinnamon did not express any signs of resource guarding and whilst tussling for a toy she will graciously lose the tug-o-war, especially if that means you will throw the toy for her again. “I don’t recall ever hearing Cinnamon bark, possibly once when a package was dropped off, but naturally I applauded her for the notification. Cinnamon was never territorial or nervous waiting in the car and complemented constantly on her looks and behavior as we strolled through places such as Tractor Supply. You can get Cinnamon excited and playful and then you can ask her to 'settle' and she will do just that, she even took a nap waiting next to me in the lobby of my horses’ vet clinic. “I did not have guests at my place during the time Cinnamon stayed with me nor did we greet any dogs in public outings but Cinnamon was always friendly and polite with new people she met in passing. From the first interaction, Cinnamon was always calm with my rabbit who enjoyed going up to say hello to Cinnamon through his cage door. Additionally, Cinnamon showed little interest in what I was up to when I brought my rabbit out for kisses and pets. “Cinnamon was a treat to walk on a leash to the mailbox in the morning and through the woods whilst greeting passing neighbors and their dogs from across the road. Cinnamon has excellent recall in the yard and did not pursue nearby squirrels or deer. However, she never missed an opportunity to roll in a fluffy pile of leaves. “Overall Cinnamon is an easy going dog who loves life and is proud to stay by your side. She is a seasoned older sidekick who is confident with surroundings and will happily relax while you focus on what you are doing. Cinnamon will happily surrender her stomach to be pet and does not mind some feet tickling or paw pad inspection. Lastly, even with some courtesy peanut butter, Cinnamon will take no interest and stand politely to be bathed. She has never had an accident in the house, and adapts well with a sporadic schedule. Truly a hidden gem of a dog, Cinnamon would make an excellent addition to be a first dog for a family or individual." Can you be Cinnamon's person? Cinnamon's adoption donation fee is $350, which includes spay/neuter, routine vetting and a microchip. You can apply for Cinnamon by filling out our online application, which is found on our website .tarashouse. Please email us at infotarashouse with any questions.

• Physical Attributes

  Coat Length:	Short
  Altered	Yes

• Behavioral Characteristics

  OK with Dogs:

  Yes

• Additional Information

  Was the Dog Found	No
  Other	Up-to-date on Vaccinations