Brie (TN)

Gentle, quiet, unassuming Brie tends to play second fiddle when there are more assertive, confident dogs around. She craves her share of interaction but is quite shy about asking for it, and when the others get too rowdy, she will just take herself off to a quiet spot for a nap. Even when other dogs aren't nearby, Brie is hesitant about seeking out attention, often cowering and flinching in uneasiness when someone looks directly at her or reaches toward her. But once she is settled in your lap or next to you on the sofa, she melts into your arms, clearly loving the closeness. She will relax into your arms, delighting in the pats and rubs, with no anxiety about being handled. Although she is 8 years-old, Brie doesn't seem to have gotten much training in her past, as she doesn't respond to common verbal cues (e.g. "sit" and "come"), walk confidently on leash, or "ask" to go outside. She does promptly "go" when she is taken out but nevertheless has indoor accidents, so she need a firm schedule with frequent opportunities. Other than inconsistent house-training, she is extremely well behaved and super easy to care for. This little 15-lb. gal is seeking a quiet home without a lot of commotion, where she can live out her dream of being your best snuggle buddy and closest confidante. Please check out more photos of her in her album at<br/>http://imageevent.com/beales/fosters/brie<br/><br/>If you are interested in adopting this dog, PLEASE READ THE DETAILED ADOPTION PROCESS information on our website at www. NewRattitude.org/adopt/ From there, you can access our adoption application or contact our Adoption Team for more info.

Gentle, quiet, unassuming Brie tends to play second fiddle when there are more assertive, confident dogs around. She craves her share of interaction but is quite shy about asking for it, and when the others get too rowdy, she will just take herself off to a quiet spot for a nap. Even when other dogs aren't nearby, Brie is hesitant about seeking out attention, often cowering and flinching in uneasiness when someone looks directly at her or reaches toward her. But once she is settled in your lap or next to you on the sofa, she melts into your arms, clearly loving the closeness. She will relax into your arms, delighting in the pats and rubs, with no anxiety about being handled. Although she is 8 years-old, Brie doesn't seem to have gotten much training in her past, as she doesn't respond to common verbal cues (e.g. "sit" and "come"), walk confidently on leash, or "ask" to go outside. She does promptly "go" when she is taken out but nevertheless has indoor accidents, so she need a firm schedule with frequent opportunities. Other

Gentle, quiet, unassuming Brie tends to play second fiddle when there are more assertive, confident dogs around. She craves her share of interaction but is quite shy about asking for it, and when the others get too rowdy, she will just take herself off to a quiet spot for a nap. Even when other dogs aren't nearby, Brie is hesitant about seeking out attention, often cowering and flinching in uneasiness when someone looks directly at her or reaches toward her. But once she is settled in your lap or next to you on the sofa, she melts into your arms, clearly loving the closeness. She will relax into your arms, delighting in the pats and rubs, with no anxiety about being handled. Although she is 8 years-old, Brie doesn't seem to have gotten much training in her past, as she doesn't respond to common verbal cues (e.g. "sit" and "come"), walk confidently on leash, or "ask" to go outside. She does promptly "go" when she is taken out but nevertheless has indoor accidents, so she need a firm schedule with frequent opportunities. Other than inconsistent house-training, she is extremely well behaved and super easy to care for. This little 15-lb. gal is seeking a quiet home without a lot of commotion, where she can live out her dream of being your best snuggle buddy and closest confidante. Please check out more photos of her in her album at
http://imageevent.com/beales/fosters/brie

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