Would a Rosie by any other name be as sweet? We think not! This Blenheim gal is the sweetest and most beautiful rose of all. Rosie is a two-year-old Cavalier who is equally happy napping in a dog bed, or cuddling with you on the couch. She is just about the most patient and snuggly girl ever. She comes to Cavalier Rescue USA after her owner recognized they did not have the time to give to such a loving lap dog.
Rosie is great on walks and knows her basic commands like “come,” “sit” and “down.” She’s mostly house trained (only one accident in foster home!), and will scratch at a door to alert you of her potty needs. Her original home had other dogs and a cat. She is doing well with her foster Mom’s dogs, and has so much patience with the puppy in the house. She’s a very laidback girl! Rosie would do well in a home as an only dog, or a home with another calm dog.
Rosie will never turn down a meal or a treat. She is very food motivated. Even with her love of food, she is not at all affected at meal time by the other dogs in her foster home. Her patience shines. Once she’s comfortable in her surroundings, she loves to play with toys (and share toys with her foster dog siblings.) Rosie is playful and curious, while also being calm and patient.
Rosie is crate trained. She stays gated in the kitchen with a dog bed at night and when her foster Mom goes out of the house. Her foster Mom works from home, so Rosie is enjoying having her people around most of the day. Rosie has shown no signs of separation anxiety or destructive behavior, but she does bark a bit out of excitement and if she sees another dog. Rosie also loves walks and has some extra weight to lose, so a more active family would be a great fit for her.
Rosie is spayed, up to date on her vaccinations, microchipped and ready for her fur-ever home. If you are interested in Rosie, please complete our online application if you haven’t already done so. Then email June Kirchgatter at June.cavaliers@gmail.com to express your interest in Rosie.