Emma

Meet Emma ❤️🐾<br/>Once 9 month (March 2026) old Emma gets comfortable, her BIG personality comes out — and trust us, it’s impossible not to laugh (even when she’s testing your patience a little 😅).<br/>This girl is full of sass. If you use a stern tone, she might just talk back with a bark to let you know she has opinions. It’s equal parts funny and frustrating… mostly funny.<br/>She’s incredibly bouncy and treats the house like a game of the floor is lava, happily leaping from couch to couch like an Olympic athlete. She loves toys, LOVES treats, and will chew on just about anything if given the chance — yes, even cement has apparently been on the menu. Blankets beware… she enjoys shredding those too.<br/>Leashes aren’t her favorite thing yet, but she’s already gone on a walk with friends and seemed to enjoy herself once she got moving. She’ll get there with a little patience and practice!<br/>Emma kennels like an absolute dream. She learned from her buddy Lou and will sit politely in her kennel while food is being prepared. She eats from a slow feeder because she loves her meals a little too much — no shame in being a foodie.<br/>She has loved every dog she’s met and does amazing with introductions. Having another dog in the home would really help her confidence, as she can be timid at first and may not come right up if she’s feeling unsure.<br/>She’s doing well with potty training with only occasional accidents, and at night? She’s the ultimate cuddle bug. Her favorite place to sleep is right by your head — sometimes even on your pillow — gently cradling you while she snoozes.<br/>If you’re looking for a goofy, loving, slightly dramatic best friend with a whole lot of personality, Emma might just be your girl. 🥰<br/>She needs another canine friend and a fenced yard 🐾 if you fit the bill, apply below! 👇🏽 <br/>https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/TGLR/Dog

Meet Emma ❤️🐾
Once 9 month (March 2026) old Emma gets comfortable, her BIG personality comes out — and trust us, it’s impossible not to laugh (even when she’s testing your patience a little 😅).
This girl is full of sass. If you use a stern tone, she might just talk back with a bark to let you know she has opinions. It’s equal parts funny and frustrating… mostly funny.
She’s incredibly bouncy and treats the house like a game of the floor is lava, happily leaping from couch to couch like an Olympic athlete. She loves toys, LOVES treats, and will chew on just about anything if given the chance — yes, even cement has apparently been on the menu. Blankets beware… she enjoys shredding those too.
Leashes aren’t her favorite thing yet, but she’s already gone on a walk with friends and seemed to enjoy herself once she got moving. She’ll get there with a little patience and practice!
Emma kennels like an absolute dream. She learned from her buddy Lou and will sit politely in her kennel while food is being prepare

Meet Emma ❤️🐾
Once 9 month (March 2026) old Emma gets comfortable, her BIG personality comes out — and trust us, it’s impossible not to laugh (even when she’s testing your patience a little 😅).
This girl is full of sass. If you use a stern tone, she might just talk back with a bark to let you know she has opinions. It’s equal parts funny and frustrating… mostly funny.
She’s incredibly bouncy and treats the house like a game of the floor is lava, happily leaping from couch to couch like an Olympic athlete. She loves toys, LOVES treats, and will chew on just about anything if given the chance — yes, even cement has apparently been on the menu. Blankets beware… she enjoys shredding those too.
Leashes aren’t her favorite thing yet, but she’s already gone on a walk with friends and seemed to enjoy herself once she got moving. She’ll get there with a little patience and practice!
Emma kennels like an absolute dream. She learned from her buddy Lou and will sit politely in her kennel while food is being prepared. She eats from a slow feeder because she loves her meals a little too much — no shame in being a foodie.
She has loved every dog she’s met and does amazing with introductions. Having another dog in the home would really help her confidence, as she can be timid at first and may not come right up if she’s feeling unsure.
She’s doing well with potty training with only occasional accidents,