Tracey (AP26-67)

Tracey is a 9-year-old, 20-pound Bichon Frise with a soft, gentle presence and a quietly sweet personality. She is still building confidence and can be shy in new environments, taking her time to feel safe and secure. With patience and a calm approach, she gradually begins to show her affectionate, tender nature.<br/><br/>Tracey does well in playgroup and benefits from the comfort and guidance of other dogs. A confident canine companion in the home is required to help her continue building confidence and feel more secure <br/>as she adjusts.<br/><br/>Tracey is also learning leash skills, but she is still working on becoming comfortable and consistent when walking on a leash. A secure, fenced yard is required while she continues to build her leash-walking skills and confidence.<br/><br/>She is looking for a calm, patient home that can move at her pace and provide structure, reassurance, and consistency.<br/><br/>A required in-person meet and greet at our shelter is part of the adoption process to help ensure a good fit for both Tracey and her potential adopters.<br/><br/>With time, patience, and kindness, Tracey continues to show she can blossom into a deeply loyal and loving companion. She is looking for a family who will appreciate her gentle spirit and give her the loving forever home she deserves.<br/>------<br/>Many NMDR dogs have had limited prior socialization and may need time, patience, and support as they adjust to home life. Skills such as house training, leash walking, and handling may require continued practice. Progress will vary by individual dog. Homes with older children are often a good fit, depending on temperament. To learn more about NMDR and our adoption process, please visit our website.

Tracey is a 9-year-old, 20-pound Bichon Frise with a soft, gentle presence and a quietly sweet personality. She is still building confidence and can be shy in new environments, taking her time to feel safe and secure. With patience and a calm approach, she gradually begins to show her affectionate, tender nature.

Tracey does well in playgroup and benefits from the comfort and guidance of other dogs. A confident canine companion in the home is required to help her continue building confidence and feel more secure
as she adjusts.

Tracey is also learning leash skills, but she is still working on becoming comfortable and consistent when walking on a leash. A secure, fenced yard is required while she continues to build her leash-walking skills and confidence.

She is looking for a calm, patient home that can move at her pace and provide structure, reassurance, and consistency.

A required in-person meet and greet at our shelter is part of the adoption process to help ensure a good fit for bo

Tracey is a 9-year-old, 20-pound Bichon Frise with a soft, gentle presence and a quietly sweet personality. She is still building confidence and can be shy in new environments, taking her time to feel safe and secure. With patience and a calm approach, she gradually begins to show her affectionate, tender nature.

Tracey does well in playgroup and benefits from the comfort and guidance of other dogs. A confident canine companion in the home is required to help her continue building confidence and feel more secure
as she adjusts.

Tracey is also learning leash skills, but she is still working on becoming comfortable and consistent when walking on a leash. A secure, fenced yard is required while she continues to build her leash-walking skills and confidence.

She is looking for a calm, patient home that can move at her pace and provide structure, reassurance, and consistency.

A required in-person meet and greet at our shelter is part of the adoption process to help ensure a good fit for both Tracey and her potential adopters.

With time, patience, and kindness, Tracey continues to show she can blossom into a deeply loyal and loving companion. She is looking for a family who will appreciate her gentle spirit and give her the loving forever home she deserves.
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Many NMDR dogs have had limited prior socialization and may need time, patience, and support as they ad