Trix

Wirehaired Fox Terrier (short coat) · Young · male · medium

Save the Strays Animal Rescue · 87 mi away

Life with Trix: Roo’s summary

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

Personality & daily life

• Play, activity & enrichment

  The rescue says: “If you're looking for an athletic, energetic, playful pup, Trix -- a 9-month-old wirehaired fox terrier -- might be a good match for you.”

• Affection & connection

  The rescue says: “But, like most youngsters, once he's tired himself out, he's ready to snuggle.”

• Everyday personality

  The rescue says: “Trix is smart -- terriers usually are -- so he needs someone who will put all that intelligence and energy to good use.”

Health & care from the listing

Health and care details aren’t recorded in this bio. Ask about test results, vaccines, and ongoing care.

Things to look out for

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

  The rescue says: “Agility training would be right up his alley; he certainly has the athletic skills and the intelligence for it!”

• Ask about daily exercise, enrichment, and how they settle during downtime.

  The rescue says: “If you're looking for an athletic, energetic, playful pup, Trix -- a 9-month-old wirehaired fox terrier -- might be a good match for you.”

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?

Based on the recorded bio, not a match rating. Confirm needs and compatibility with the rescue.

In the rescue’s words

If you're looking for an athletic, energetic, playful pup, Trix -- a 9-month-old wirehaired fox terrier -- might be a good match for you. Part dog, part mountain goat, Trix is more fun than a barrel of monkeys -- and sometimes just as crazy! He's full of puppy energy, so be prepared for plenty of zoomies. But, like most youngsters, once he's tired himself out, he's ready to snuggle. Sometimes he'll sit next to you and put his head in your lap. Sometimes he puts his whole self in your lap! Don't worry - he only weighs about 20 pounds, so he's not too big to hold. Trix is smart -- terriers usually are -- so he needs someone who will put all that intelligence and energy to good use. Agility training would be right up his alley; he certainly has the athletic skills and the intelligence for it! He'd also be happy with a family with kids who can match his energy level or someone who enjoys long walks, hiking, and similar adventures. A fenced yard where he can run freely between adventures is a must for this pup. If zoomies, laughs and snuggles sound like your kind of fun, Trix is ready to meet you!

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