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Lady is a 7-year-old female German Shepherd with lovely house manners and a big heart for her<br/>people. She’s the kind of dog who forms a strong bond, loves being near her humans, and will<br/>happily make herself part of your daily routine.<br/>Lady is house trained, rides quietly in the car, and knows basic commands like sit and down.<br/>She’s agile enough to hop right into the back of her foster mom’s truck, and she’s a true polite<br/>house guest — no counter-surfing, and she sleeps free at night.<br/>Lady is currently living in a rural foster home, and she’s proving herself to be a perfect farm dog.<br/>She enjoys the quieter lifestyle and especially loves staying close to her people while they go<br/>about daily chores and routines.<br/>Lady shares her foster home with three adult German Shepherds and has blended in easily. While<br/>her main focus is definitely her people, she enjoys pack walks and has a classic German<br/>Shepherd “rough-and-tumble” play style.<br/>This girl loves to play ball, although fetch seems to be a relatively new concept. She is also<br/>learning to share ball duty with her ball-driven foster sister.<br/>Lady also lives with a dog-savvy cat and is doing just fine. She’s respectful, appropriate, and has<br/>shown she can share space calmly, especially with a confident cat who knows the drill.<br/>Because Lady didn’t get a lot of life experience outside the home earlier on, she can be a little<br/>shy in new situations and somewhat reserved when meeting new people. Leash walking is a<br/>work in progress — she’s strong and currently pulls, but she is learning.<br/>Lady would do best in a home where her people are around more than they’re gone. She’s a bit<br/>of a diva and may try to hog the attention of her people, so if she goes to a home with a resident<br/>dog, they’ll need to be okay with sharing the spotlight. Lady can also be an only dog, as long as<br/>her people are home more than they are gone.<br/>A calmer home will be best for her, such as an adult-only home or a home with older, dog-savvy<br/>children. A busy household with babies or toddlers would not be the right fit for this sweet girl.<br/><br/>Check out a short video of this sweet girl. https://youtu.be/0FsC-rYHLwo

Lady is a 7-year-old female German Shepherd with lovely house manners and a big heart for her
people. She’s the kind of dog who forms a strong bond, loves being near her humans, and will
happily make herself part of your daily routine.
Lady is house trained, rides quietly in the car, and knows basic commands like sit and down.
She’s agile enough to hop right into the back of her foster mom’s truck, and she’s a true polite
house guest — no counter-surfing, and she sleeps free at night.
Lady is currently living in a rural foster home, and she’s proving herself to be a perfect farm dog.
She enjoys the quieter lifestyle and especially loves staying close to her people while they go
about daily chores and routines.
Lady shares her foster home with three adult German Shepherds and has blended in easily. While
her main focus is definitely her people, she enjoys pack walks and has a classic German
Shepherd “rough-and-tumble” play style.
This girl loves to play ball, although fetch seem

Lady is a 7-year-old female German Shepherd with lovely house manners and a big heart for her
people. She’s the kind of dog who forms a strong bond, loves being near her humans, and will
happily make herself part of your daily routine.
Lady is house trained, rides quietly in the car, and knows basic commands like sit and down.
She’s agile enough to hop right into the back of her foster mom’s truck, and she’s a true polite
house guest — no counter-surfing, and she sleeps free at night.
Lady is currently living in a rural foster home, and she’s proving herself to be a perfect farm dog.
She enjoys the quieter lifestyle and especially loves staying close to her people while they go
about daily chores and routines.
Lady shares her foster home with three adult German Shepherds and has blended in easily. While
her main focus is definitely her people, she enjoys pack walks and has a classic German
Shepherd “rough-and-tumble” play style.
This girl loves to play ball, although fetch seems to be a relatively new concept. She is also
learning to share ball duty with her ball-driven foster sister.
Lady also lives with a dog-savvy cat and is doing just fine. She’s respectful, appropriate, and has
shown she can share space calmly, especially with a confident cat who knows the drill.
Because Lady didn’t get a lot of life experience outside the home earlier on, she can b