Tyana

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.<br/><br/>Tyana<br/>is one of several dogs who were<br/>found on a ranch in the Texas Hill Country. We can only speculate, but we believe that the property owners moved away and left the dogs to fend for themselves. Tyana&#39;s mom Lydia is VERY friendly, but her pups (two generations) are completely unsocialized, so we&#39;re guessing they may have been born after the people moved. It&#39;s quite possible that the Animal Control Officers who hauled away Tyana and her family were the first humans that she ever had any close contact with.<br/><br/>At Windsong Ranch, Tyana is very slowly learning to trust me, but she is still extremely skittish of people in general. Getting her to walk on a leash in order to go to the vet&#39;s office is a real challenge, but we&#39;ve managed it, and once at the vet&#39;s office, Tyana has remained calm and quiet. She seems content to stay inside the house, but seems happier and less anxious when she is outside. Tyana gets along well with other dogs and is very playful with them. We believe she would do best in a home with a confident male dog, who can help her see that humans are trustworthy. Due to her skittish nature, she MUST go to a home with secure (visible) fencing.<br/><br/>If you are ready to make the commitment to devote yourself to earning Tyana&#39;s trust, please complete the application on our website.<br/><br/>NOTE: I really struggle to get decent photos of Tyana -- she almost always looks very anxious, even when she&#39;s happy -- it&#39;s like she&#39;s in witness protection and thinks that having her photo taken puts her life at risk. In some of these photos, she is hanging out with other unsocialized or feral dogs, and moments before I pulled out my phone, they were usually happy and smiling, but as soon as I point the camera at them, most of them look like I might be about to kill them. Silly dogs. Also, in some photos, she has what looks like an injury diagonal across her face. Nope, that&#39;s just a berry stain. Tyana likes to dig, and it shows in some of these photos.

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.

Tyana
is one of several dogs who were
found on a ranch in the Texas Hill Country. We can only speculate, but we believe that the property owners moved away and left the dogs to fend for themselves. Tyana's mom Lydia is VERY friendly, but her pups (two generations) are completely unsocialized, so we're guessing they may have been born after the people moved. It's quite possible that the Animal Control Officers who hauled away Tyana and her family were the first humans that she ever had any close contact with.

At Windsong Ranch, Tyana is very slowly learning to trust me, but she is still extremely skittish of people in general. Getting her to walk on a leash in order to go to the vet's office is a real challenge, but we've managed it, and once at the vet's office, Tyana has remained calm and quiet. She seems content to stay inside the house, but seems happier and less anxious when she is outside. Tyana get

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.

Tyana
is one of several dogs who were
found on a ranch in the Texas Hill Country. We can only speculate, but we believe that the property owners moved away and left the dogs to fend for themselves. Tyana's mom Lydia is VERY friendly, but her pups (two generations) are completely unsocialized, so we're guessing they may have been born after the people moved. It's quite possible that the Animal Control Officers who hauled away Tyana and her family were the first humans that she ever had any close contact with.

At Windsong Ranch, Tyana is very slowly learning to trust me, but she is still extremely skittish of people in general. Getting her to walk on a leash in order to go to the vet's office is a real challenge, but we've managed it, and once at the vet's office, Tyana has remained calm and quiet. She seems content to stay inside the house, but seems happier and less anxious when she is outside. Tyana gets along well with other dogs and is very playful with them. We believe she would do best in a home with a confident male dog, who can help her see that humans are trustworthy. Due to her skittish nature, she MUST go to a home with secure (visible) fencing.

If you are ready to make the commitment to devote yourself to earning Tyana's trust, please complete the application on our websit