SANDY

This petite girl is a little over a year old and weighs only 45 pounds. She is spayed and up to date on her shots. Some of her favorite activities are going for walks, chewing on her nylabones, and playing with her foster brother (she is quite submissive with our older male dog). She can have spurts of puppy energy but settles down quickly and has no issues sleeping through the night. Although Sandy is a little shy at first with new people and dogs, she warms up quickly and is super sweet. She would do great in a house with a backyard and another younger dog to show her the ropes. She seems to have a high prey drive (obsessed with squirrels) so a cat-free home would be ideal. Because of her energy levels, she also would do best in a home without toddlers (kids less than 10 years old) or elderly people. She’s super smart and is both house and crate trained. She has made great improvements in her manners since coming to her foster home and has quickly learned basic commands and walking nicely on a leash.

This petite girl is a little over a year old and weighs only 45 pounds. She is spayed and up to date on her shots. Some of her favorite activities are going for walks, chewing on her nylabones, and playing with her foster brother (she is quite submissive with our older male dog). She can have spurts of puppy energy but settles down quickly and has no issues sleeping through the night. Although Sandy is a little shy at first with new people and dogs, she warms up quickly and is super sweet. She would do great in a house with a backyard and another younger dog to show her the ropes. She seems to have a high prey drive (obsessed with squirrels) so a cat-free home would be ideal. Because of her energy levels, she also would do best in a home without toddlers (kids less than 10 years old) or elderly people. She’s super smart and is both house and crate trained. She has made great improvements in her manners since coming to her foster home and has quickly learned basic commands and walking nicely on a leash.

This petite girl is a little over a year old and weighs only 45 pounds. She is spayed and up to date on her shots. Some of her favorite activities are going for walks, chewing on her nylabones, and playing with her foster brother (she is quite submissive with our older male dog). She can have spurts of puppy energy but settles down quickly and has no issues sleeping through the night. Although Sandy is a little shy at first with new people and dogs, she warms up quickly and is super sweet. She would do great in a house with a backyard and another younger dog to show her the ropes. She seems to have a high prey drive (obsessed with squirrels) so a cat-free home would be ideal. Because of her energy levels, she also would do best in a home without toddlers (kids less than 10 years old) or elderly people. She’s super smart and is both house and crate trained. She has made great improvements in her manners since coming to her foster home and has quickly learned basic commands and walking nicely on a leash.