Shiloh

Super playful, smart, affectionate, a people lover and a tad mischievous, that’s our endearingly adorable Miss Shiloh! No more than a year old, she’s tips the scale at a perfect 51 pounds. Shiloh was left the shelter by an owner who had too many dogs –-14 we were told!<br/><br/>Our young lady is adding some energy to her foster home with her joie de vivre and playful shenanigans! She’s house trained, comes when called, quickly learned sit, and takes treats nicely. She may have a dash of herding breed in her ancestry and is one smart cookie. Four-on-the-floor is a work in progress; leash walking manners are quite nice. She gets along well with other dogs; don’t know about cats. Like all youngsters she needs a good supply of approved chewables. Besides chewing on her toys, Shilo loves to run full tilt to chase a ball – a back yard is a must for our girl! “Shiloh’s my name and running and playing is my game!” woofs our pretty young lady. <br/><br/>Her foster mom notes: “What we like best about Shiloh is her playful, affectionate, and cheerful personality. The best home for her will be an active one with adults willing to continue her training. She’s smart and learns quickly. Sometimes she’ll nip our heels so older children would be best. Also, we have found she very sociable and does not like to be left all alone for very long, so another dog in the home will be best. After all, she is used to living with a lot of them!”<br/>Ready to fall in love with very pretty, smart, and affectionate super playful young lady? Shiloh would love to meet you, and we bet you won’t

Super playful, smart, affectionate, a people lover and a tad mischievous, that’s our endearingly adorable Miss Shiloh! No more than a year old, she’s tips the scale at a perfect 51 pounds. Shiloh was left the shelter by an owner who had too many dogs –-14 we were told!

Our young lady is adding some energy to her foster home with her joie de vivre and playful shenanigans! She’s house trained, comes when called, quickly learned sit, and takes treats nicely. She may have a dash of herding breed in her ancestry and is one smart cookie. Four-on-the-floor is a work in progress; leash walking manners are quite nice. She gets along well with other dogs; don’t know about cats. Like all youngsters she needs a good supply of approved chewables. Besides chewing on her toys, Shilo loves to run full tilt to chase a ball – a back yard is a must for our girl! “Shiloh’s my name and running and playing is my game!” woofs our pretty young lady.

Her foster mom notes: “What we like best about Shiloh is her playful, affect

Super playful, smart, affectionate, a people lover and a tad mischievous, that’s our endearingly adorable Miss Shiloh! No more than a year old, she’s tips the scale at a perfect 51 pounds. Shiloh was left the shelter by an owner who had too many dogs –-14 we were told!

Our young lady is adding some energy to her foster home with her joie de vivre and playful shenanigans! She’s house trained, comes when called, quickly learned sit, and takes treats nicely. She may have a dash of herding breed in her ancestry and is one smart cookie. Four-on-the-floor is a work in progress; leash walking manners are quite nice. She gets along well with other dogs; don’t know about cats. Like all youngsters she needs a good supply of approved chewables. Besides chewing on her toys, Shilo loves to run full tilt to chase a ball – a back yard is a must for our girl! “Shiloh’s my name and running and playing is my game!” woofs our pretty young lady.

Her foster mom notes: “What we like best about Shiloh is her playful, affectionate, and cheerful personality. The best home for her will be an active one with adults willing to continue her training. She’s smart and learns quickly. Sometimes she’ll nip our heels so older children would be best. Also, we have found she very sociable and does not like to be left all alone for very long, so another dog in the home will be best. After all, she is used to living with a