Ribbons
- Adult
- Female
- Medium
- Boxer
- Mixed Breed
Ribbons
Current Location
St. Louis, MO
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Ribbons's Compatibility
This pet has good compatibility with kids.
This pet has unknown compatibility with dogs.
This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
Adoption Fee
$100
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Ribbons's Story
Meet Ribbons, a beautiful pup with the energy of a young dog and the manners of a mature lady. She is housebroken, trained on the basics, food-motivated enough to keep learning, eager to please, and very smart. She is a happy girl with a very strong tail that wags a lot; would be a great companion for a family without tiny children. She loves her walks and is great on a run.<br/><br/>A genuine people person (dog), Ribbons is beloved by all who meet her. She enjoys belly rubs, scratches, and visiting with people who invite her into their shops as she walks down Grand (it keeps happening - people love her!). She has an indestructible rubber ball. Her mission in life is to go get it. At least once a day, her foster family reports, Ribbons decides no one is paying enough attention to her and drops her ball near someone's feet. Otherwise, she is a very chill girl around the house - avoiding the cat and napping a lot. <br/><br/>A previous foster reported that Ribbons is good with other dogs. Today, we can say that she is dog-reactive on walks, but she seems to really want to meet them and is getting better with training. Slow introductions would be in order before she integrates into a household with other dogs.
Meet Ribbons, a beautiful pup with the energy of a young dog and the manners of a mature lady. She is housebroken, trained on the basics, food-motivated enough to keep learning, eager to please, and very smart. She is a happy girl with a very strong tail that wags a lot; would be a great companion for a family without tiny children. She loves her walks and is great on a run.
A genuine people person (dog), Ribbons is beloved by all who meet her. She enjoys belly rubs, scratches, and visiting with people who invite her into their shops as she walks down Grand (it keeps happening - people love her!). She has an indestructible rubber ball. Her mission in life is to go get it. At least once a day, her foster family reports, Ribbons decides no one is paying enough attention to her and drops her ball near someone's feet. Otherwise, she is a very chill girl around the house - avoiding the cat and napping a lot.
A previous foster reported that Ribbons is good with other dogs. Today, we can say that she is dog-react
Meet Ribbons, a beautiful pup with the energy of a young dog and the manners of a mature lady. She is housebroken, trained on the basics, food-motivated enough to keep learning, eager to please, and very smart. She is a happy girl with a very strong tail that wags a lot; would be a great companion for a family without tiny children. She loves her walks and is great on a run.
A genuine people person (dog), Ribbons is beloved by all who meet her. She enjoys belly rubs, scratches, and visiting with people who invite her into their shops as she walks down Grand (it keeps happening - people love her!). She has an indestructible rubber ball. Her mission in life is to go get it. At least once a day, her foster family reports, Ribbons decides no one is paying enough attention to her and drops her ball near someone's feet. Otherwise, she is a very chill girl around the house - avoiding the cat and napping a lot.
A previous foster reported that Ribbons is good with other dogs. Today, we can say that she is dog-reactive on walks, but she seems to really want to meet them and is getting better with training. Slow introductions would be in order before she integrates into a household with other dogs.
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How To Adopt
Ribbons is from Center for Animal Rescue and Enrichment of St. Louis
[St. Louis, MO]
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