Rosie

How how we adore this girl! Rosie is an explorer, yet she absolutely craves human attention — and soaks it up whenever it’s available. She’s confident, affectionate, and just a little feisty in a fun, endearing way. Someone described her as a baby walrus and… yeah, it’s spot on.<br/><br/>Like her siblings, Rosie doesn’t look much like her parents at all (both of whom we’ve met). Mom is a small grey pit bull, and dad is a terrier/spaniel-type mix. Most of the litter came out black or dark grey with a bit of brindling on their legs and some white patches. Rosie was born November 5th and is expected to be around 25–30 lbs fully grown — a great medium size.<br/><br/>Rosie is doing well in her foster home, where she’s learning the basics and building confidence through routine, play, and time with other dogs. She’s comfortable doing her own thing, but she also checks in often and loves being part of the action — especially when people are involved.<br/><br/>Rosie would do well in an active home that enjoys a dog with a bit of personality — someone who appreciates confidence, humor, and a pup who knows what she wants (usually affection). She could thrive with another pro-social dog or as a solo pup who gets plenty of engagement, training, and daily interaction.<br/><br/>We're looking for adopters ready to commit to training, structure, and continued socialization to help Shadow grow into the great dog he’s clearly on track to be.<br/><br/><br/>--<br/>**All puppies will be spayed & neutered at 6 months of age** <br/><br/>If you're interested, you're welcome fill out an application by copying and using the following link:<br/><br/>ADOPTION FORM: https://forms.gle/UMEemKWBC45w2cGY6<br/><br/>Adoption Team Email: pawfundadoptions@gmail.com

How how we adore this girl! Rosie is an explorer, yet she absolutely craves human attention — and soaks it up whenever it’s available. She’s confident, affectionate, and just a little feisty in a fun, endearing way. Someone described her as a baby walrus and… yeah, it’s spot on.

Like her siblings, Rosie doesn’t look much like her parents at all (both of whom we’ve met). Mom is a small grey pit bull, and dad is a terrier/spaniel-type mix. Most of the litter came out black or dark grey with a bit of brindling on their legs and some white patches. Rosie was born November 5th and is expected to be around 25–30 lbs fully grown — a great medium size.

Rosie is doing well in her foster home, where she’s learning the basics and building confidence through routine, play, and time with other dogs. She’s comfortable doing her own thing, but she also checks in often and loves being part of the action — especially when people are involved.

Rosie would do well in an active home that enjoys a dog with a bit of per

How how we adore this girl! Rosie is an explorer, yet she absolutely craves human attention — and soaks it up whenever it’s available. She’s confident, affectionate, and just a little feisty in a fun, endearing way. Someone described her as a baby walrus and… yeah, it’s spot on.

Like her siblings, Rosie doesn’t look much like her parents at all (both of whom we’ve met). Mom is a small grey pit bull, and dad is a terrier/spaniel-type mix. Most of the litter came out black or dark grey with a bit of brindling on their legs and some white patches. Rosie was born November 5th and is expected to be around 25–30 lbs fully grown — a great medium size.

Rosie is doing well in her foster home, where she’s learning the basics and building confidence through routine, play, and time with other dogs. She’s comfortable doing her own thing, but she also checks in often and loves being part of the action — especially when people are involved.

Rosie would do well in an active home that enjoys a dog with a bit of personality — someone who appreciates confidence, humor, and a pup who knows what she wants (usually affection). She could thrive with another pro-social dog or as a solo pup who gets plenty of engagement, training, and daily interaction.

We're looking for adopters ready to commit to training, structure, and continued socialization to help Shadow grow into the great dog he’s clearly on track