Lane

Lane - GSD/Hound Mix - Female - 5.5 Months - www.twyla.org<br/><br/>If you'd like to know more about this dog please visit our website at www.Twyla.org<br/><br/>Meet the Gilmore Girls! "We were found in an abandoned trailer in very unsafe conditions. Once rescued by our foster family, we started opening our eyes to see this beautiful world around May 12th, and boy are we HAPPY TO BE HERE!<br/>Our Mom - who has already found her permanent place once we find ours - is a gorgeous Shepherd mix and very patient with us and our apparently very sharp teeth.<br/><br/>My nickname when I was a little tiny baby was Short Stripe, because that was my first feature to come in! I’m now one of the calmer girls in my litter and frankly sometimes I look at my sisters the same way my foster parents do— wondering if they will ever calm down. I play hard too, but when I’m done I’m done and I really cherish my little naps. I love to be held by visitors. My foster parents have people over frequently to try and “socialize” us and I’ll be honest I quite like having extra people to hold me. It’s tough sharing two parents with all the other dogs in the house, so while I’ll be fine with a sibling, I’ll also be happy getting extra TLC in my forever home. I’m ready to be the star of my own show!"<br/><br/>Lane is looking for a home with other dogs to help mentor her and play with her. Older kids may be OK  in a home with a large-breed experienced handler as these pups grow by leaps and bounds and don't know their size and strength yet.<br/>Puppies tend to thrive in homes where there is another large dog young enough to play, they have a private Yard, where they are not left alone or in a crate all day (making housetraining virtually impossible). Patience, time and training is required when raising a puppy - their are cute for a reason (otherwise no one would put up with them)<br/><br/>***Please note: All dogs are fostered in private homes of volunteers, so to meet a dog please fill out an Adoption Application on our website (http://www.twyla.org/adopt/our-adoption-process) so we may setup a private meetup with the dog or coordinate for an Introduction at the next general Adoption Meet and Greet (as listed on our website: (http://www.twyla.org/upcoming-events), as not all dogs attend all Meet and Greets***

Lane - GSD/Hound Mix - Female - 5.5 Months - www.twyla.org

If you'd like to know more about this dog please visit our website at www.Twyla.org

Meet the Gilmore Girls! "We were found in an abandoned trailer in very unsafe conditions. Once rescued by our foster family, we started opening our eyes to see this beautiful world around May 12th, and boy are we HAPPY TO BE HERE!
Our Mom - who has already found her permanent place once we find ours - is a gorgeous Shepherd mix and very patient with us and our apparently very sharp teeth.

My nickname when I was a little tiny baby was Short Stripe, because that was my first feature to come in! I’m now one of the calmer girls in my litter and frankly sometimes I look at my sisters the same way my foster parents do— wondering if they will ever calm down. I play hard too, but when I’m done I’m done and I really cherish my little naps. I love to be held by visitors. My foster parents have people over frequently to try and “socialize” us and I’ll be honest I q

Lane - GSD/Hound Mix - Female - 5.5 Months - www.twyla.org

If you'd like to know more about this dog please visit our website at www.Twyla.org

Meet the Gilmore Girls! "We were found in an abandoned trailer in very unsafe conditions. Once rescued by our foster family, we started opening our eyes to see this beautiful world around May 12th, and boy are we HAPPY TO BE HERE!
Our Mom - who has already found her permanent place once we find ours - is a gorgeous Shepherd mix and very patient with us and our apparently very sharp teeth.

My nickname when I was a little tiny baby was Short Stripe, because that was my first feature to come in! I’m now one of the calmer girls in my litter and frankly sometimes I look at my sisters the same way my foster parents do— wondering if they will ever calm down. I play hard too, but when I’m done I’m done and I really cherish my little naps. I love to be held by visitors. My foster parents have people over frequently to try and “socialize” us and I’ll be honest I quite like having extra people to hold me. It’s tough sharing two parents with all the other dogs in the house, so while I’ll be fine with a sibling, I’ll also be happy getting extra TLC in my forever home. I’m ready to be the star of my own show!"

Lane is looking for a home with other dogs to help mentor her and play with her. Older kids may be OK  in a home with a large-breed experienced