Bella

Beagle / Brittany · 10 Years 6 Months · female · medium

Reach Out Rescue & Resources · Westminster, MD

Life with Bella: Roo’s summary

Howroo! That’s hello in dog. Let’s picture life with Bella.

A health note about Bella

Personality & daily life

• Getting comfortable with new people

  The rescue says: “She has only been around a baby once, and seemed reserved and a bit scared of her.”

• Affection & connection

  The rescue says: “She has been in a loving home for almost 8 years, and is now in need of a home in which the owner is home more often.”

Health & care from the listing

• Ask the rescue for the full picture: diagnosis, treatment so far, ongoing medication or vet visits, and expected costs, so you can decide with confidence.

  The rescue says: “Her foster has one medication which does help her for 2 to 3 hours before she gets anxious.”

Things to look out for

• Ask how to support a patient, low-pressure warm-up in your home.

  The rescue says: “Her foster has one medication which does help her for 2 to 3 hours before she gets anxious.”

• Confirm which routines are established and what training or home setup is still needed.

  The rescue says: “Bella has been through extensive training, and knows many commands including sit, stay, down, wait, touch, come, place, and crate.”

Questions to confirm with the rescue

• How do they handle time alone, and what does their daily routine look like?
• What have you observed around children and other pets, and how should introductions work?
• What care, medication, vet follow-up, or costs should I plan for?

Roo shares health notes from the rescue’s own listing so nothing surprises you later. The rescue’s team can confirm the diagnosis, treatment, and costs.

In the rescue’s words

Bella is about 10 years old, but certainly does not act her age! She has been in a loving home for almost 8 years, and is now in need of a home in which the owner is home more often. Bella has been through extensive training, and knows many commands including sit, stay, down, wait, touch, come, place, and crate. She is house-trained, crate trained, and great on a leash. She is up to date on vetting and presently has a clean bill of health. She is great with people and children. She has only been around a baby once, and seemed reserved and a bit scared of her. The reason Bella was returned to our rescue is because of her anxiety when left alone for long periods of time. Several medications have been tried, but she may still bark when left alone in her crate. Her foster has one medication which does help her for 2 to 3 hours before she gets anxious. Given her owner moved into a townhouse, and works full time, this will not work with neighbors potentially hearing her barking. Presently, Bella stays with one foster, and another one helps if the present foster is gone for a long day and evening. If you are interested in either being her long term foster or adopter, the foster that has her is willing to provide you with support or free boarding for anytime it is needed. This foster lives in Eastern Baltimore County area and says she is just the perfect loving companion for someone who is home most of the time. If you are interested in Bella, please contact: rorrcanine@gmail.com *** Click here to sponsor this dog! ***

This description comes from Reach Out Rescue & Resources's own listing and can change. Availability, health, and temperament are confirmed by the shelter — always ask them before you decide. How we use pet information.