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Name: Montrose
ID # A170221
Estimated Age: 2 years
Sex: Spayed Female
Estimated Breed: Maltese Mix
Estimated Weight: 9.2 lbs.
Good with Dogs: Yes, with slow and proper introductions
Good with Cats: Unknown
Good with Children: Yes
Special/Medical Needs:
Estimated Energy Level: Medium
Current Location: Calgary, AB
Adoption Fee: $650
Meet Rosie! 🐾
Rosie is a gentle, affectionate soul whose default setting is pure sweetness. Whether you need an attentive work-from-home coworker or a fun-loving playmate, she is ready to blend seamlessly into your daily routine!
All About Rosie
Likes: Nudging your arm for head scratches, curling up quietly on your lap while you work, hopping onto the couch for evening snuggle sessions, playing enthusiastically with her toys, and erupting into hilariously cute circular zoomies.
Dislikes: Being left out of the action!
Car & Leash Manners: Rosie travels like a pro—she rides quietly in her crate during car trips. On walks, she is very responsive and easy to handle; if she pulls slightly, a gentle "let's go" or stopping in place is all it takes for her to fall back into step.
Home & Life Training: Rosie is fully house-trained, exceptionally quiet (she almost never barks!), and remarkably obedient. She already knows sit, stay, down, place, and leave it.
Social Style & Ideal Home Rosie would thrive in almost any home environment—from a bustling family setting to a single owner or senior looking for a devoted companion.
People & Kids: She loves following her humans from room to room to be a loyal shadow. While she can be a bit shy at first, she just needs a little time with new guests and slow introductions with children. Once she warms up, she’ll be demanding pets from them too!
Other Pets: Rosie requires slow, patient intros with other dogs as she builds her confidence. Her behavior around cats is currently unknown.
Behavioral Notes Because Rosie forms strong bonds with her humans, she experiences mild separation anxiety and may whine briefly when left alone. However, she is wonderfully crate-trained and settles down comfortably in her crate once she knows it’s time to rest.