Bailey D11393

Meet Bailey, a joyful, full-body-wiggle kind of girl who seems to have never met a stranger-or a dog-she didn't immediately love! Bailey approaches life with enthusiasm, a wagging tail, and the firm belief that everyone she meets is her newest best friend.<br/><br/>Playtime is Bailey's specialty. Fetch is absolutely her jam, but she's also happy to chase, wrestle with her dog friends, splash around in water, or even enjoy a bath. She can play hard for 20-30 minutes before happily crashing for a cozy nap and recharging for the next adventure.<br/><br/>Bailey is just as affectionate as she is playful. She loves being with her people, leans in for pets, and will happily flop over for belly rubs. She also adores other dogs and learns from their cues, making canine friendships a big part of her happy-go-lucky personality.<br/><br/>Like any young dog, Bailey is still learning her manners. She's very enthusiastic about greeting people and sometimes forgets that jumping isn't the preferred way to say hello, but she's eager to learn and responds well to guidance from both people and other dogs.<br/><br/>Bailey is housetrained and does well when her people keep her routine consistent. She sleeps quietly in her crate and keeps it clean overnight. She already knows "sit" and is making great progress with leash manners, although she still occasionally remembers that a leash can look suspiciously like a puppy toy!<br/><br/>Loud noises and household sounds don't seem to bother Bailey much, and she's an adaptable, fun-loving girl who is ready to keep learning and growing with her family.<br/><br/>Bailey would thrive with someone who enjoys an active, playful dog and is ready to give her plenty of exercise, enrichment, training, adventures, and opportunities to socialize with canine friends. In return, she'll bring an enormous supply of enthusiasm, affection, goofy fun, and joy to every day.

Meet Bailey, a joyful, full-body-wiggle kind of girl who seems to have never met a stranger-or a dog-she didn't immediately love! Bailey approaches life with enthusiasm, a wagging tail, and the firm belief that everyone she meets is her newest best friend.

Playtime is Bailey's specialty. Fetch is absolutely her jam, but she's also happy to chase, wrestle with her dog friends, splash around in water, or even enjoy a bath. She can play hard for 20-30 minutes before happily crashing for a cozy nap and recharging for the next adventure.

Bailey is just as affectionate as she is playful. She loves being with her people, leans in for pets, and will happily flop over for belly rubs. She also adores other dogs and learns from their cues, making canine friendships a big part of her happy-go-lucky personality.

Like any young dog, Bailey is still learning her manners. She's very enthusiastic about greeting people and sometimes forgets that jumping isn't the preferred way to say hello, but she's eager to learn

Meet Bailey, a joyful, full-body-wiggle kind of girl who seems to have never met a stranger-or a dog-she didn't immediately love! Bailey approaches life with enthusiasm, a wagging tail, and the firm belief that everyone she meets is her newest best friend.

Playtime is Bailey's specialty. Fetch is absolutely her jam, but she's also happy to chase, wrestle with her dog friends, splash around in water, or even enjoy a bath. She can play hard for 20-30 minutes before happily crashing for a cozy nap and recharging for the next adventure.

Bailey is just as affectionate as she is playful. She loves being with her people, leans in for pets, and will happily flop over for belly rubs. She also adores other dogs and learns from their cues, making canine friendships a big part of her happy-go-lucky personality.

Like any young dog, Bailey is still learning her manners. She's very enthusiastic about greeting people and sometimes forgets that jumping isn't the preferred way to say hello, but she's eager to learn and responds well to guidance from both people and other dogs.

Bailey is housetrained and does well when her people keep her routine consistent. She sleeps quietly in her crate and keeps it clean overnight. She already knows "sit" and is making great progress with leash manners, although she still occasionally remembers that a leash can look suspiciously like a puppy toy!

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