Grace

Meet Grace—affectionately known as Gracie.<br/><br/>Gracie is a mostly independent girl who does take time to trust new people, but once you're “in”, you'll know it. She enjoys affection, but it is always on her terms, and she has just the right amount of spunky sass—earning her the nickname “huffy puffy” when she's feeling extra expressive.<br/><br/>She absolutely adores other dogs and thrives in their company. While she gets along well with all pups, she tends to form the closest bonds with females. A friendly, confident canine companion would be an ideal match to help her continue building trust and self-assurance. Naturally submissive, Gracie takes comfort in following a trusted lead—whether human or canine—and blossoms in environments that offer gentle structure and positive reinforcement. She LOVES to be outside and is happiest when she is able to be outside - enjoying a mix of sunbathing, running and playing.<br/><br/>Gracie will likely always be a skeptical girl when it comes to trusting new people, so she's looking for a lifestyle that is more laid back and won't force her to be friends with every visitor that comes over. She warms up slowly and does best when given space, time, and a calm approach. Once she feels safe, she looks to her humans and furry friends for cues and guidance. Because she's a follower by nature, she needs a patient, confident adopter who can provide consistent leadership in a soothing, structured environment.<br/><br/>Gracie doesn't enjoy being crated and would thrive in a home where someone is around most of the time. While she is crate trained and manages when necessary, she's happiest when included in the rhythm of everyday life. She currently lives peacefully with two respectful teenagers who understand her, but would be best suited to a quieter household without small children, as too much commotion overwhelms her and causes her sassiness to shine. <br/><br/>Out and about, Gracie is a dream on leash—calm, curious, and non-reactive to people or other dogs. She has a mild interest in squirrels and bunnies, but her prey drive is low. Occassionally she will pull if she is really excited - part of her “im happy we're doing this, let's go”. But, she is also easy to redirect. She'd love a fenced yard where she can run and explore, but it's not essential. Gracie's true joys include car rides (especially when she can stand tall in the middle seat with the sunroof open), cozy blankets, soft squeaky toys, and, of course, a good chew toy. She's a little nosy, too—always keeping an eye on the neighborhood like your own furry watch committee.<br/><br/>Gracie is tolerant for baths, fine with being picked up, and easy to groom at home. She has not visited a professional groomer. Gracie is house trained with a schedule she can anticipate and knows her basic commands - sitting beautifully when asked.<br/><br/>This special little girl has such a big heart underneath her spunky sass (which is sort of like her emotional suit of armor). Her progress so far has been remarkable, and in the right home—with time, patience, and loving guidance—she's going to continue to truly shine. Her smile lights up a room, and she beams with pride when she's happy. <br/><br/>Gracie is fostered in Reading (Berks County), Pennsylvania and able to head to her furever home. We prefer she be adopted into a home with another dog.<br/><br/> Gracie is part of our Meet Me program which means you can talk to her foster before applying or becoming an approved adopter. You can even meet her in person before deciding whether or not you'd like to apply. Just send an email to meet_me@mostlymuttz.org with your contact information and her foster will be in touch! <br/><br/>www.mostlymuttz.org<br/><br/>https://facebook.com/mostlymuttz<br/><br/>PA Kennel License: 10872<br/><br/>PO Box 406 Gilbertsville, PA 19525<br/><br/>#mostlymuttzrescue #adopt #adoptme #sassyspunky #somuchtolove #adoptable

Meet Grace—affectionately known as Gracie.

Gracie is a mostly independent girl who does take time to trust new people, but once you're “in”, you'll know it. She enjoys affection, but it is always on her terms, and she has just the right amount of spunky sass—earning her the nickname “huffy puffy” when she's feeling extra expressive.

She absolutely adores other dogs and thrives in their company. While she gets along well with all pups, she tends to form the closest bonds with females. A friendly, confident canine companion would be an ideal match to help her continue building trust and self-assurance. Naturally submissive, Gracie takes comfort in following a trusted lead—whether human or canine—and blossoms in environments that offer gentle structure and positive reinforcement. She LOVES to be outside and is happiest when she is able to be outside - enjoying a mix of sunbathing, running and playing.

Gracie will likely always be a skeptical girl when it comes to trusting new people, so she's looking

Meet Grace—affectionately known as Gracie.

Gracie is a mostly independent girl who does take time to trust new people, but once you're “in”, you'll know it. She enjoys affection, but it is always on her terms, and she has just the right amount of spunky sass—earning her the nickname “huffy puffy” when she's feeling extra expressive.

She absolutely adores other dogs and thrives in their company. While she gets along well with all pups, she tends to form the closest bonds with females. A friendly, confident canine companion would be an ideal match to help her continue building trust and self-assurance. Naturally submissive, Gracie takes comfort in following a trusted lead—whether human or canine—and blossoms in environments that offer gentle structure and positive reinforcement. She LOVES to be outside and is happiest when she is able to be outside - enjoying a mix of sunbathing, running and playing.

Gracie will likely always be a skeptical girl when it comes to trusting new people, so she's looking for a lifestyle that is more laid back and won't force her to be friends with every visitor that comes over. She warms up slowly and does best when given space, time, and a calm approach. Once she feels safe, she looks to her humans and furry friends for cues and guidance. Because she's a follower by nature, she needs a patient, confident adopter who can provide consistent leadership in a soothing