Jager (Jag)

Jag is being fostered in Kingston Ontario.<br/><br/>Jag is an 8 year old, 15 pound, spayed, house and crate trained, female Pomeranian mix. Her coat is cloud-soft but has shown no tendencies to mat so she always looks beautiful.<br/><br/>Jag would do best in a quiet household with a person home most of the time. She is well-behaved in the home and not destructive although she will shred tissues if she finds one. She requires a detached home with a private, fully fenced yard. True to her breed mix, Jag is very sensitive to noises she hears while inside and outside the home. She will alarm bark when startled by random noises and it can take her a bit of time to regain her calm. As a result, we will not consider applications with shared walls for her.<br/><br/>She is low-energy, liking outside but mainly sniffing the grass rather than walking very far. She's generally fine with passing cars and people who don’t try to approach her but will bark at dogs and is not eager to befriend any. She has also never lived with another dog or cat and we are hoping for a home without other animals for her.<br/><br/>Jag will bark at visitors who come to the home and it does take her some time to feel comfortable with new people. Once she is comfortable, she loves to cuddle and is happiest when sitting with her people on the couch with hands stroking her. An adult only home where her routines are calm and predictable would best bring out her sweet personality.<br/><br/>Please complete our Adoption Application if you think you would be a great match for Jag: https://www.speakingofdogs.com/adoption/adoption-process/.<br/><br/>Due to time constraints, we cannot respond to every email asking for more information on a dog. Please carefully review the bio for the dog and our adoption process https://www.speakingofdogs.com/adoption/adoption-process/. If you are still interested in adopting, please fill out the adoption application form at the bottom of that page.

Jag is being fostered in Kingston Ontario.

Jag is an 8 year old, 15 pound, spayed, house and crate trained, female Pomeranian mix. Her coat is cloud-soft but has shown no tendencies to mat so she always looks beautiful.

Jag would do best in a quiet household with a person home most of the time. She is well-behaved in the home and not destructive although she will shred tissues if she finds one. She requires a detached home with a private, fully fenced yard. True to her breed mix, Jag is very sensitive to noises she hears while inside and outside the home. She will alarm bark when startled by random noises and it can take her a bit of time to regain her calm. As a result, we will not consider applications with shared walls for her.

She is low-energy, liking outside but mainly sniffing the grass rather than walking very far. She's generally fine with passing cars and people who don’t try to approach her but will bark at dogs and is not eager to befriend any. She has also never lived with anoth

Jag is being fostered in Kingston Ontario.

Jag is an 8 year old, 15 pound, spayed, house and crate trained, female Pomeranian mix. Her coat is cloud-soft but has shown no tendencies to mat so she always looks beautiful.

Jag would do best in a quiet household with a person home most of the time. She is well-behaved in the home and not destructive although she will shred tissues if she finds one. She requires a detached home with a private, fully fenced yard. True to her breed mix, Jag is very sensitive to noises she hears while inside and outside the home. She will alarm bark when startled by random noises and it can take her a bit of time to regain her calm. As a result, we will not consider applications with shared walls for her.

She is low-energy, liking outside but mainly sniffing the grass rather than walking very far. She's generally fine with passing cars and people who don’t try to approach her but will bark at dogs and is not eager to befriend any. She has also never lived with another dog or cat and we are hoping for a home without other animals for her.

Jag will bark at visitors who come to the home and it does take her some time to feel comfortable with new people. Once she is comfortable, she loves to cuddle and is happiest when sitting with her people on the couch with hands stroking her. An adult only home where her routines are calm and predictable would bes