Matilda

Matilda is a young suspected Weimaraner + Pit Bull terrier mix who came to us with her non-littermate sister, Scarlet. They were found in another city as as impound pups and we took them in to spare their lives. <br/><br/>Matilda is very affectionate, vocal and LOVES attention. She loves to be pet, loves to give big puppy hugs and kisses. She has a lot of energy and has some growing to do yet. <br/><br/>She does need some training - someone to work with her and teach her some boundaries and rules, such as not jumping on people. She is super smart though and we have no doubt at all that she will pick this up quickly. <br/><br/>Because she has a lot of power in her jump, she may not do great with younger kids who are more susceptible to being knocked over - at least until she is trained.<br/><br/>She is still young and is still learning to save her potty for outdoors. Occasionally she will have an accident or two. We are working on this with her.<br/><br/>Matilda will be spayed shortly and receive her rabies vaccination. She is up to date on her distemper and bordetella vaccinations. She has received her latest monthly dose of flea & tick preventative and will be tested shortly for heart worm, Ehrlichia Canis, Lyme's and Anaplasma (4DX). <br/><br/>Matilda came to us with Scarlet and the two have done well together. We do not know how she would do with other dogs as this is something we do not test at the shelter due to insurance limitations. Matilda does not seem to mind the other dogs in the shelter though. We do not know how she would do with cats. She is young and curious about the world around her. <br/><br/>Matilda is simply waiting for the right people to come in and meet her and fall in love with the amazing and beautiful girl that she is.

Matilda is a young suspected Weimaraner + Pit Bull terrier mix who came to us with her non-littermate sister, Scarlet. They were found in another city as as impound pups and we took them in to spare their lives.

Matilda is very affectionate, vocal and LOVES attention. She loves to be pet, loves to give big puppy hugs and kisses. She has a lot of energy and has some growing to do yet.

She does need some training - someone to work with her and teach her some boundaries and rules, such as not jumping on people. She is super smart though and we have no doubt at all that she will pick this up quickly.

Because she has a lot of power in her jump, she may not do great with younger kids who are more susceptible to being knocked over - at least until she is trained.

She is still young and is still learning to save her potty for outdoors. Occasionally she will have an accident or two. We are working on this with her.

Matilda will be spayed shortly and receive her rabies vaccination. She i

Matilda is a young suspected Weimaraner + Pit Bull terrier mix who came to us with her non-littermate sister, Scarlet. They were found in another city as as impound pups and we took them in to spare their lives.

Matilda is very affectionate, vocal and LOVES attention. She loves to be pet, loves to give big puppy hugs and kisses. She has a lot of energy and has some growing to do yet.

She does need some training - someone to work with her and teach her some boundaries and rules, such as not jumping on people. She is super smart though and we have no doubt at all that she will pick this up quickly.

Because she has a lot of power in her jump, she may not do great with younger kids who are more susceptible to being knocked over - at least until she is trained.

She is still young and is still learning to save her potty for outdoors. Occasionally she will have an accident or two. We are working on this with her.

Matilda will be spayed shortly and receive her rabies vaccination. She is up to date on her distemper and bordetella vaccinations. She has received her latest monthly dose of flea & tick preventative and will be tested shortly for heart worm, Ehrlichia Canis, Lyme's and Anaplasma (4DX).

Matilda came to us with Scarlet and the two have done well together. We do not know how she would do with other dogs as this is something we do not test at the shelter due to