Layla

Fostered in Navarre FL ***FENCE REQUIRED***<br/><br/>Meet Layla!<br/><br/>Layla is a 5–6-month-old black Great Dane puppy with a timid but incredibly sweet soul. She’s currently being fostered near Navarre, Florida, where she lives in a foster home with three kids and two other Great Danes. <br/><br/>When she first arrived, Layla was completely overwhelmed—having had zero socialization with people or pets before coming into rescue, she shut down from fear.<br/><br/>But with time, patience, and a loving foster home, Layla has blossomed into the sweetest, most loyal girl. She’s still shy with new people at first, but once she learns to trust you, she becomes a total Velcro pup—always close by, happiest in your lap, and soaking up all the love she can get.<br/><br/>Layla has come a long way in a short time. She loves playing with toys and other dogs (especially her foster dane siblings Maggie and Freckles), and she’s doing great on leash. She already knows “sit” and “stay,” rides well in the car, and has very few accidents in the house. She does need someone to go outside with her—either human or dog—because she still feels unsure on her own.<br/><br/>When meeting new people, Layla might bark at first, but curiosity quickly takes over and she warms up fast. She looks to her people for approval and seems to want to stay close to her person, sometimes even trying to guard them a bit.<br/><br/>Layla would thrive in a home with another friendly dog to help her feel secure. She will not do well in an environment where she is left alone for long periods of time. She requires a properly fenced yard and a patient, loving family who will continue to help her build confidence.<br/><br/>If you’re looking for a gentle, affectionate companion who will adore you with her whole heart once she trusts you, Layla might just be your perfect match.<br/><br/>Layla is spayed, current on vaccinations and microchipped. Her adoption fee is $400. To read over the requirements before applying to adopt Layla, please go to www.nwflgdr.com/adopt.<br/><br/>PLEASE NOTE: NWFLGDR does not transport. All approved adopters are required to pick up the dog in person from his or her foster parent's home.

Fostered in Navarre FL ***FENCE REQUIRED***

Meet Layla!

Layla is a 5–6-month-old black Great Dane puppy with a timid but incredibly sweet soul. She’s currently being fostered near Navarre, Florida, where she lives in a foster home with three kids and two other Great Danes.

When she first arrived, Layla was completely overwhelmed—having had zero socialization with people or pets before coming into rescue, she shut down from fear.

But with time, patience, and a loving foster home, Layla has blossomed into the sweetest, most loyal girl. She’s still shy with new people at first, but once she learns to trust you, she becomes a total Velcro pup—always close by, happiest in your lap, and soaking up all the love she can get.

Layla has come a long way in a short time. She loves playing with toys and other dogs (especially her foster dane siblings Maggie and Freckles), and she’s doing great on leash. She already knows “sit” and “stay,” rides well in the car, and has very few accidents in t

Fostered in Navarre FL ***FENCE REQUIRED***

Meet Layla!

Layla is a 5–6-month-old black Great Dane puppy with a timid but incredibly sweet soul. She’s currently being fostered near Navarre, Florida, where she lives in a foster home with three kids and two other Great Danes.

When she first arrived, Layla was completely overwhelmed—having had zero socialization with people or pets before coming into rescue, she shut down from fear.

But with time, patience, and a loving foster home, Layla has blossomed into the sweetest, most loyal girl. She’s still shy with new people at first, but once she learns to trust you, she becomes a total Velcro pup—always close by, happiest in your lap, and soaking up all the love she can get.

Layla has come a long way in a short time. She loves playing with toys and other dogs (especially her foster dane siblings Maggie and Freckles), and she’s doing great on leash. She already knows “sit” and “stay,” rides well in the car, and has very few accidents in the house. She does need someone to go outside with her—either human or dog—because she still feels unsure on her own.

When meeting new people, Layla might bark at first, but curiosity quickly takes over and she warms up fast. She looks to her people for approval and seems to want to stay close to her person, sometimes even trying to guard them a bit.

Layla would thrive in a home