Diana

Diana was rescued as a puppy 9 years ago. She’s a snuggle bug, missing a few teeth, and will have to have a few more pulled as she gets older. She became a cyborg with a metal bone in her left hind leg. Diana does not let that stop her from romping around in the snow or chewing every one of her toys into pieces. Of course, she loves those destroyed toys and picks her favorites out of the trash if anyone tries to throw them out. She is food motivated, especially peanut butter and any stray dropped food. Her training includes sit, down, place, den, leave-it, wait and her favorite “free” cue. Diana takes prescription medication mostly for separation anxiety. She attaches quickly to family and friends. She is territorial and anxious around new people and dogs, but falls wildly for anyone she is familiar with.

Diana was rescued as a puppy 9 years ago. She’s a snuggle bug, missing a few teeth, and will have to have a few more pulled as she gets older. She became a cyborg with a metal bone in her left hind leg. Diana does not let that stop her from romping around in the snow or chewing every one of her toys into pieces. Of course, she loves those destroyed toys and picks her favorites out of the trash if anyone tries to throw them out. She is food motivated, especially peanut butter and any stray dropped food. Her training includes sit, down, place, den, leave-it, wait and her favorite “free” cue. Diana takes prescription medication mostly for separation anxiety. She attaches quickly to family and friends. She is territorial and anxious around new people and dogs, but falls wildly for anyone she is familiar with.

Diana was rescued as a puppy 9 years ago. She’s a snuggle bug, missing a few teeth, and will have to have a few more pulled as she gets older. She became a cyborg with a metal bone in her left hind leg. Diana does not let that stop her from romping around in the snow or chewing every one of her toys into pieces. Of course, she loves those destroyed toys and picks her favorites out of the trash if anyone tries to throw them out. She is food motivated, especially peanut butter and any stray dropped food. Her training includes sit, down, place, den, leave-it, wait and her favorite “free” cue. Diana takes prescription medication mostly for separation anxiety. She attaches quickly to family and friends. She is territorial and anxious around new people and dogs, but falls wildly for anyone she is familiar with.