LADY LADA

Lada , a sweet, Senior Shitzhu came to us after her dog daddy<br/>passed away. She is approximately 12 years old ,13 lbs, AND bilingual (her family spoke to her in Russian) LOL.<br/>When she first arrived she was a bit sad, missing her person and <br/>her home, but over the course of a few months she opened up,<br/>relaxed, and became affectionate,,,pretty cuddly!<br/>.<br/>Lada is the sweetest little girl....a bit shy at first, but its obvious that she<br/>would like to bond with someone. She is curious and interested in new<br/>people once she meets them. And, she seems to be looking for an<br/>affectionate interaction with another dog - so would do well in a home<br/>that has a small companion that she can bond and play with.<br/><br/>She is housebroken - goes on 3 walks per day and loves to explore the<br/>outside and enjoy the wonders of nature. She may take a few weeks to<br/>acclimate in a new home, but once the routine is established she is<br/>such a good girl and has had only 1 accident in 2 months - and that<br/>was not her fault.<br/><br/>She does like to be in the same room with her primary person, so would<br/>do best in a home where someone is home most, if not all of the day.<br/>She would do best in a quieter home - preferably without small<br/>children as loud noises do seem to upset her. She's a quiet little<br/>girl and is looking for a home with a person or persons that can give<br/>her a good home, lots of affection and some limited activity.<br/><br/>She is kennel trained and does like to have her own "kennel condo" as<br/>her own private space. She retreats to it during the day for short<br/>naps, some alone time, and she sleeps in her condo at night. She<br/>sleeps through the night with no interruptions until morning, when<br/>she is ready for her first walk. She walks 3 times per day and also<br/>is fed three times per day right after her walk.<br/><br/>Lada was recently spayed and had 6 teeth removed...only enchancing her cuteness and in NO way interfering with her feeding (-: <br/><br/>Lada is looking for just the right home where she can spend the rest<br/>of her days with a loving family.<br/><br/>For more information, or an application for adoption <br/>EMAIL DIRECTLY TO: PETREALTORS@YAHOO.COM<br/>ADOPTION FEE $200

Lada , a sweet, Senior Shitzhu came to us after her dog daddy
passed away. She is approximately 12 years old ,13 lbs, AND bilingual (her family spoke to her in Russian) LOL.
When she first arrived she was a bit sad, missing her person and
her home, but over the course of a few months she opened up,
relaxed, and became affectionate,,,pretty cuddly!
.
Lada is the sweetest little girl....a bit shy at first, but its obvious that she
would like to bond with someone. She is curious and interested in new
people once she meets them. And, she seems to be looking for an
affectionate interaction with another dog - so would do well in a home
that has a small companion that she can bond and play with.

She is housebroken - goes on 3 walks per day and loves to explore the
outside and enjoy the wonders of nature. She may take a few weeks to
acclimate in a new home, but once the routine is established she is
such a good girl and has had only 1 accident in 2 months - and that

Lada , a sweet, Senior Shitzhu came to us after her dog daddy
passed away. She is approximately 12 years old ,13 lbs, AND bilingual (her family spoke to her in Russian) LOL.
When she first arrived she was a bit sad, missing her person and
her home, but over the course of a few months she opened up,
relaxed, and became affectionate,,,pretty cuddly!
.
Lada is the sweetest little girl....a bit shy at first, but its obvious that she
would like to bond with someone. She is curious and interested in new
people once she meets them. And, she seems to be looking for an
affectionate interaction with another dog - so would do well in a home
that has a small companion that she can bond and play with.

She is housebroken - goes on 3 walks per day and loves to explore the
outside and enjoy the wonders of nature. She may take a few weeks to
acclimate in a new home, but once the routine is established she is
such a good girl and has had only 1 accident in 2 months - and that
was not her fault.

She does like to be in the same room with her primary person, so would
do best in a home where someone is home most, if not all of the day.
She would do best in a quieter home - preferably without small
children as loud noises do seem to upset her. She's a quiet little
girl and is looking for a home with a person or persons that can give
her a go