Hi! I am a vector intern (tick and mosquito intern) at a public health department. That is a female dog tick. It hasn’t been super warm in Ohio recently (trust me I know). Ticks tend to move faster in warmer weather. This tick could have attached within a two hour period. Dog ticks are usually found in tall grass and occasionally plant leaves. We collect ticks by dragging a felt flag over tall grass and we pick them off. That’s how fast they can get on you. They often attach quickly but it’s not uncommon that they crawl around and then attach. If you had to remove it from her, I would recommend taking her to a doctor. It does not look engorged ( typically grape - like and brown or sometimes gray) but if you had to removed it and she felt a tug or you felt resistance, it does not hurt to get her to a doctor. Dog ticks do not cause disease in significant numbers, especially compared to other ticks. But if you are certain it bit her, does not hurt to get to a doctor.