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1 year (approx.) • Boxer x
Listing confirmed 12 November 2026
Based on Dogs' Homes of Tasmania's listing, and in some cases inferred from Rosie's description. Always confirm with them before deciding.
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Rosie has a look that’s common to Boxers: seeming like she could be contemplating the mysteries of the universe, while simultaneously making you wonder if there’s even one brain cell rolling around in that gorgeous head. “Rosie is a happy, fun-loving girl with a big personality and plenty of love to give!” staff enthuse. “She absolutely adores her toys and enjoys getting out and about, exploring the world around her. As a young dog, Rosie has lots of energy to burn and would love an active family who can keep her entertained with walks, playtime and plenty of adventures.” Rosie isn’t a fan of strange dogs getting into her personal space, and as such is not suitable for trips to dog parks, beaches, and other off-lead areas. “Rosie can be a little unsure and nervous around other dogs, so she would be happiest as the only dog in the household, where she can soak up all the love and attention,” staff say.
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