GRETA

Greta is a 2-year-old<br/>Miniature Bernedoodle who is now living life outside the cage of a puppy mill. She is still learning how to be a dog and needs to gain more weight. Nevertheless, she is being spoiled now and absolutely loves her spot on the bed. She enjoys going for walks and is wonderful on the leash.<br/>Greta does well with other dogs and cats, but she would do best without any children in the home. Sudden movement and noises scare her so a quiet home is more her speed.<br/>Her new family will still have to give her time to adjust and slowly work with her. A fenced in yard and additional dog in the home is required to help her adjustment and to keep her safe.<br/>Greta will not be ready for adoption until she reaches her ideal weight, but applications are still accepted.<br/>Applications can be found at www.startingoveranimalrescue.org<br/>Kennel License 13561

Greta is a 2-year-old
Miniature Bernedoodle who is now living life outside the cage of a puppy mill. She is still learning how to be a dog and needs to gain more weight. Nevertheless, she is being spoiled now and absolutely loves her spot on the bed. She enjoys going for walks and is wonderful on the leash.
Greta does well with other dogs and cats, but she would do best without any children in the home. Sudden movement and noises scare her so a quiet home is more her speed.
Her new family will still have to give her time to adjust and slowly work with her. A fenced in yard and additional dog in the home is required to help her adjustment and to keep her safe.
Greta will not be ready for adoption until she reaches her ideal weight, but applications are still accepted.
Applications can be found at www.startingoveranimalrescue.org
Kennel License 13561

Greta is a 2-year-old
Miniature Bernedoodle who is now living life outside the cage of a puppy mill. She is still learning how to be a dog and needs to gain more weight. Nevertheless, she is being spoiled now and absolutely loves her spot on the bed. She enjoys going for walks and is wonderful on the leash.
Greta does well with other dogs and cats, but she would do best without any children in the home. Sudden movement and noises scare her so a quiet home is more her speed.
Her new family will still have to give her time to adjust and slowly work with her. A fenced in yard and additional dog in the home is required to help her adjustment and to keep her safe.
Greta will not be ready for adoption until she reaches her ideal weight, but applications are still accepted.
Applications can be found at www.startingoveranimalrescue.org
Kennel License 13561