Sasha

Sasha has overcome an incredibly difficult past, arriving at PAWS severely underweight and suffering from significant hair loss. Despite everything she endured, her spirit still shines bright. She absolutely adores people and greets everyone with full-body wiggles, a happy tail, and endless enthusiasm. Like many enthusiastic dogs, Sasha is still learning how to manage her excitement. She can jump up during greetings, get all up in your face, and give off a bad first impression on her training skills. She also plays rough, sometimes accidentally nipping fingers or body slamming when she's having fun. There's never any ill intent, she simply gets carried away. She has made incredible progress with consistent redirection and structured play-and-train sessions and is eager to keep learning!<br/><br/>Sasha is an active, intelligent girl who loves having a job to do. She knows many of her basic cues through both verbal commands and hand signals, enjoys learning new things, and has recently discovered a love for agility. Whether it's training, enrichment, or an outdoor adventure, Sasha thrives when both her body and mind stay busy.<br/><br/>Sasha would do best in a home with older children who understand dog behavior and can help continue her training. She has learned to ignore cats while out on walks, though living with one may require slow introductions. She displays friendly signs towards other dogs but has a confident, dominant play style that may not be the right fit for every canine companion.<br/><br/>There's so much more to Sasha than can fit into a short adoption profile. We'd love to share more about her journey, her personality, and all the little things that make her such a special dog. If you think Sasha might be the one for you, please reach out to our team and we'd be happy to tell you her full story.Please apply to adopt at: http://www.pawsgh.org

Sasha has overcome an incredibly difficult past, arriving at PAWS severely underweight and suffering from significant hair loss. Despite everything she endured, her spirit still shines bright. She absolutely adores people and greets everyone with full-body wiggles, a happy tail, and endless enthusiasm. Like many enthusiastic dogs, Sasha is still learning how to manage her excitement. She can jump up during greetings, get all up in your face, and give off a bad first impression on her training skills. She also plays rough, sometimes accidentally nipping fingers or body slamming when she's having fun. There's never any ill intent, she simply gets carried away. She has made incredible progress with consistent redirection and structured play-and-train sessions and is eager to keep learning!

Sasha is an active, intelligent girl who loves having a job to do. She knows many of her basic cues through both verbal commands and hand signals, enjoys learning new things, and has recently discovered a love for agility. Whether it

Sasha has overcome an incredibly difficult past, arriving at PAWS severely underweight and suffering from significant hair loss. Despite everything she endured, her spirit still shines bright. She absolutely adores people and greets everyone with full-body wiggles, a happy tail, and endless enthusiasm. Like many enthusiastic dogs, Sasha is still learning how to manage her excitement. She can jump up during greetings, get all up in your face, and give off a bad first impression on her training skills. She also plays rough, sometimes accidentally nipping fingers or body slamming when she's having fun. There's never any ill intent, she simply gets carried away. She has made incredible progress with consistent redirection and structured play-and-train sessions and is eager to keep learning!

Sasha is an active, intelligent girl who loves having a job to do. She knows many of her basic cues through both verbal commands and hand signals, enjoys learning new things, and has recently discovered a love for agility. Whether it's training, enrichment, or an outdoor adventure, Sasha thrives when both her body and mind stay busy.

Sasha would do best in a home with older children who understand dog behavior and can help continue her training. She has learned to ignore cats while out on walks, though living with one may require slow introductions. She displays friendly signs towards other dogs but has a confident,