Lexi
Profile
Lexi was lovingly surrendered to RAGOM by her owner. Lexi is good with kids and dogs, but has not been tested with cats. A physical fence is optional.
Lexi
#25-165
At A Glance
- Age: 12 years, 3 months
- Breed: Mixed Breed
- Gender: Female
- Weight: 65.00 lbs
- Location: N/A
- Status: Adopted
Dog Updates
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Lexi has been adopted! She is off to her new home and is settling into the golden life with her new family. Congratulations to Lexi, Jan and Ken! Read more → Read less ↑
Lexi has been adopted!
She is off to her new home and is settling into the golden life with her new family.
Congratulations to Lexi, Jan and Ken!
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This gorgeous senior gal has the spunk of a much younger pup and runs to the door when she hears the word “walk!” Lexi is truly a sweetheart…it seems like she could spend all of her days looking out the window, going for a couple short walks, and cuddling with her humans. Lexi appears to be mostly golden, with maybe a little cattle dog? Whatever is in her, she’s got the cutest speckled feet and her tail is a bit curlier. She gets along well with the other pup in the hou... Read more → Read less ↑
This gorgeous senior gal has the spunk of a much younger pup and runs to the door when she hears the word “walk!” Lexi is truly a sweetheart…it seems like she could spend all of her days looking out the window, going for a couple short walks, and cuddling with her humans.

Lexi appears to be mostly golden, with maybe a little cattle dog? Whatever is in her, she’s got the cutest speckled feet and her tail is a bit curlier. She gets along well with the other pup in the household, coexisting as they both respect each other’s space. She might need a slow introduction to really energetic/younger pups, but seems to get along with everyone (dogs and humans alike).
Lexi walks well on a leash, but oh those darn squirrels are very tempting and her ‘selective’ hearing sometimes forgets to head her foster mom’s redirection. While she got a clean bill of health at her vet appt (along with lots of pets), she could stand to lose a few pounds so those walks are quite helpful.

At night, Lexi will eagerly hop up on the bed and try to sleep right next to you, but if that’s not your jam she is quickly redirected to her dog bed. She does well in the crate for long lengths of time and has been allowed free roam for shorter amounts (30 minutes - 1 hour).
Lexi will do well in many different environments, provided she gets some daily exercise, plenty of attention and cuddles, and slow introductions to any highly energetic humans and pups.
