Dahlia

Meet Dahlia <br/><br/> <br/><br/>Dahlia is a very shy girl who is still learning that the world (and people) can be kind. New situations and unfamiliar faces can be overwhelming for her at first, but with patience, consistency, and a calm environment, she will come around.<br/><br/> <br/><br/>Once Dahlia starts to feel safe, you'll see glimpses of the sweet, gentle dog she truly is. She does well with other dogs, and a confident, social canine friend could really help her build confidence and show her the ropes.<br/><br/> <br/><br/>Dahlia is going to need an adopter who understands that trust takes time and is willing to go slow and let her set the pace. She'll thrive best in a quiet, stable home where she can continue to blossom.<br/><br/> <br/><br/>If you're someone with a big heart and the patience to help a shy dog find her confidence, Dahlia could be incredibly rewarding. Watching her come out of her shell will be worth every moment.

Meet Dahlia



Dahlia is a very shy girl who is still learning that the world (and people) can be kind. New situations and unfamiliar faces can be overwhelming for her at first, but with patience, consistency, and a calm environment, she will come around.



Once Dahlia starts to feel safe, you'll see glimpses of the sweet, gentle dog she truly is. She does well with other dogs, and a confident, social canine friend could really help her build confidence and show her the ropes.



Dahlia is going to need an adopter who understands that trust takes time and is willing to go slow and let her set the pace. She'll thrive best in a quiet, stable home where she can continue to blossom.



If you're someone with a big heart and the patience to help a shy dog find her confidence, Dahlia could be incredibly rewarding. Watching her come out of her shell will be worth every moment.

Meet Dahlia



Dahlia is a very shy girl who is still learning that the world (and people) can be kind. New situations and unfamiliar faces can be overwhelming for her at first, but with patience, consistency, and a calm environment, she will come around.



Once Dahlia starts to feel safe, you'll see glimpses of the sweet, gentle dog she truly is. She does well with other dogs, and a confident, social canine friend could really help her build confidence and show her the ropes.



Dahlia is going to need an adopter who understands that trust takes time and is willing to go slow and let her set the pace. She'll thrive best in a quiet, stable home where she can continue to blossom.



If you're someone with a big heart and the patience to help a shy dog find her confidence, Dahlia could be incredibly rewarding. Watching her come out of her shell will be worth every moment.