Dina

Dina is growing up in rescue care and is housetrained. <br/>She learns commands quickly and is still working on walking with a harness. <br/>She loves chewing on toys—some last longer than others, but plush ones don’t stand a chance.<br/> Very active, she needs another dog to play with.<br/> Though sometimes bossy, she backs down when the other dog stands its ground. Dina enjoys playing tag and is great at it, and she also loves watching Cesar Millan.<br/> She responds well to hand signals, respects a water bottle, and no longer begs at the table. <br/>She hasn’t been around children, and it’s unclear if she’s ever met one. <br/>Dina would thrive in a foster or foster-to-adopt home.<br/> While she may take some time to warm up to new people, her affectionate nature ensures it won’t be long. <br/>She can be adopted with her brother Tuck for a lowered fee<br/>A home with another dog and a fenced yard is required. <br/>She is available as foster-to-adopt only.

Dina is growing up in rescue care and is housetrained.
She learns commands quickly and is still working on walking with a harness.
She loves chewing on toys—some last longer than others, but plush ones don’t stand a chance.
Very active, she needs another dog to play with.
Though sometimes bossy, she backs down when the other dog stands its ground. Dina enjoys playing tag and is great at it, and she also loves watching Cesar Millan.
She responds well to hand signals, respects a water bottle, and no longer begs at the table.
She hasn’t been around children, and it’s unclear if she’s ever met one.
Dina would thrive in a foster or foster-to-adopt home.
While she may take some time to warm up to new people, her affectionate nature ensures it won’t be long.
She can be adopted with her brother Tuck for a lowered fee
A home with another dog and a fenced yard is required.
She is available as foster-to-adopt only.

Dina is growing up in rescue care and is housetrained.
She learns commands quickly and is still working on walking with a harness.
She loves chewing on toys—some last longer than others, but plush ones don’t stand a chance.
Very active, she needs another dog to play with.
Though sometimes bossy, she backs down when the other dog stands its ground. Dina enjoys playing tag and is great at it, and she also loves watching Cesar Millan.
She responds well to hand signals, respects a water bottle, and no longer begs at the table.
She hasn’t been around children, and it’s unclear if she’s ever met one.
Dina would thrive in a foster or foster-to-adopt home.
While she may take some time to warm up to new people, her affectionate nature ensures it won’t be long.
She can be adopted with her brother Tuck for a lowered fee
A home with another dog and a fenced yard is required.
She is available as foster-to-adopt only.