Nancy

Nancy is 2.5 years old weighs 80 pounds.<br/><br/>Nancy is a goofy girl who is looking for a loving home. She is very smart and eager to please her people. She catches on quickly to house rules and has good recall in an unfenced yard, although she's working on perfecting it with distractions around (she likes to chase bicycles). <br/>Food is a big motivator for her, but she doesn't counter surf andis respectful of staying out of kitchen or dining room when asked. She has no food or toy aggression.<br/><br/>Nancy is fully house trained, but she is more subtle about asking to go outside, she will usually just come up to you quietly a few times. She is working on leash manners and doing quite well, she does tend to keep the leash tight but doesn't pull too much.<br/><br/>She loves to play and wrestle with other dogs and would love a dog sibling with a similar energy level to her own. Older cats that don't rip around as much would be best with Nancy as she tends to want to play when they get excited, and she doesn't know her size. There is also a senior rabbit sibling that she does very well with, they can be found cuddled right beside each other on a dog bed.<br/><br/>Older children would be better for Nancy to be in a home with, only because she can be goofy and forget how big she is, sometimes knocking small children over when playing. That said, she lives with a two year old and is wonderful with her. The toddler gets bumped from time to time, but other than that, she is so gentle with her. <br/><br/>Nancy is currently kenneled when no one is home but can (sometimes) escape a wire kennel. She will likely be fine being left loose in a room or house with either another dog to play with or some good chew toys.<br/><br/>There was an incident with Nancy and one of her dog siblings, resulting in her needing to find a new home. <br/>A grouchy senior pom snapped at her one too many times and Nancy fought back. It was not Nancy's fault, she had just had enough and doesn't know her size and strength. <br/>Unfortunately they can't be in the same space together anymore and Nancy needs a new home.<br/><br/>She would love to meet you!

Nancy is 2.5 years old weighs 80 pounds.

Nancy is a goofy girl who is looking for a loving home. She is very smart and eager to please her people. She catches on quickly to house rules and has good recall in an unfenced yard, although she's working on perfecting it with distractions around (she likes to chase bicycles).
Food is a big motivator for her, but she doesn't counter surf andis respectful of staying out of kitchen or dining room when asked. She has no food or toy aggression.

Nancy is fully house trained, but she is more subtle about asking to go outside, she will usually just come up to you quietly a few times. She is working on leash manners and doing quite well, she does tend to keep the leash tight but doesn't pull too much.

She loves to play and wrestle with other dogs and would love a dog sibling with a similar energy level to her own. Older cats that don't rip around as much would be best with Nancy as she tends to want to play when they get excited, and she doesn't know her si

Nancy is 2.5 years old weighs 80 pounds.

Nancy is a goofy girl who is looking for a loving home. She is very smart and eager to please her people. She catches on quickly to house rules and has good recall in an unfenced yard, although she's working on perfecting it with distractions around (she likes to chase bicycles).
Food is a big motivator for her, but she doesn't counter surf andis respectful of staying out of kitchen or dining room when asked. She has no food or toy aggression.

Nancy is fully house trained, but she is more subtle about asking to go outside, she will usually just come up to you quietly a few times. She is working on leash manners and doing quite well, she does tend to keep the leash tight but doesn't pull too much.

She loves to play and wrestle with other dogs and would love a dog sibling with a similar energy level to her own. Older cats that don't rip around as much would be best with Nancy as she tends to want to play when they get excited, and she doesn't know her size. There is also a senior rabbit sibling that she does very well with, they can be found cuddled right beside each other on a dog bed.

Older children would be better for Nancy to be in a home with, only because she can be goofy and forget how big she is, sometimes knocking small children over when playing. That said, she lives with a two year old and is wonderful with her. The toddler ge