Ula

Breed: Formosan Mountain Dog<br/>Mixed: Yes<br/>Gender: Female, Spayed<br/>Age: 2 years, 2 months<br/>Weight: 40lbs<br/>Size: Medium<br/>Dogs: Good with big and small dogs<br/>Cats: Good with cats<br/>Kids: Good with kids<br/>Housebroken: yes<br/>Crate Trained: yes<br/>Leash: Good on leash<br/>Energy Level: Medium<br/><br/>Meet Ula!<br/><br/>Ula was stuck in drainage ditch when the rescuer found her. The rescuer thought she was a stray dog who got in by accident. After the rescuer got her, we found out that she was spayed but no microchip. The rescuer was thinking to return Ula back to the street but she realized Ula is a big gentle girl who deserves a forever loving home.<br/><br/>Ula is a sweet and shy girl who needs a family with time and patience for her to warm up. She gets startled by loud sound on the street easily. Ula is friendly with other dogs and interested to interact through playing and sniffing. She is friendly and curious about cats that she will wag her tail, want to get close to sniff doesn’t get angry when being smacked by a cat. Ula is only snuggly and affectionate with people she knows, loves to be walked and loves to follow her humans around. When meeting strangers, she is timid, but if the strangers approaches her slowly and gently, she will still let the strangers pet her. When being with a new family, please expect to spend at least a week for her to fully warm up. Once she knows she is safe , she will come out of her shell and show how sweet she is! Ula is food driven and also gets excited when someone takes her for a nice walk or run. Ula is calm at home and she likes to play toys when being home alone.<br/><br/>To see more pictures and videos of Ula, please visit http://pets.adoptgair.org/pets.php?pid=20397<br/><br/>To start the adoption process, please fill out an application at http://www.adoptgair.org/adoptionapplication/

Breed: Formosan Mountain Dog
Mixed: Yes
Gender: Female, Spayed
Age: 2 years, 2 months
Weight: 40lbs
Size: Medium
Dogs: Good with big and small dogs
Cats: Good with cats
Kids: Good with kids
Housebroken: yes
Crate Trained: yes
Leash: Good on leash
Energy Level: Medium

Meet Ula!

Ula was stuck in drainage ditch when the rescuer found her. The rescuer thought she was a stray dog who got in by accident. After the rescuer got her, we found out that she was spayed but no microchip. The rescuer was thinking to return Ula back to the street but she realized Ula is a big gentle girl who deserves a forever loving home.

Ula is a sweet and shy girl who needs a family with time and patience for her to warm up. She gets startled by loud sound on the street easily. Ula is friendly with other dogs and interested to interact through playing and sniffing. She is friendly and curious about cats that she will wag her tail, want to get close to sniff doesn’t get angry when

Breed: Formosan Mountain Dog
Mixed: Yes
Gender: Female, Spayed
Age: 2 years, 2 months
Weight: 40lbs
Size: Medium
Dogs: Good with big and small dogs
Cats: Good with cats
Kids: Good with kids
Housebroken: yes
Crate Trained: yes
Leash: Good on leash
Energy Level: Medium

Meet Ula!

Ula was stuck in drainage ditch when the rescuer found her. The rescuer thought she was a stray dog who got in by accident. After the rescuer got her, we found out that she was spayed but no microchip. The rescuer was thinking to return Ula back to the street but she realized Ula is a big gentle girl who deserves a forever loving home.

Ula is a sweet and shy girl who needs a family with time and patience for her to warm up. She gets startled by loud sound on the street easily. Ula is friendly with other dogs and interested to interact through playing and sniffing. She is friendly and curious about cats that she will wag her tail, want to get close to sniff doesn’t get angry when being smacked by a cat. Ula is only snuggly and affectionate with people she knows, loves to be walked and loves to follow her humans around. When meeting strangers, she is timid, but if the strangers approaches her slowly and gently, she will still let the strangers pet her. When being with a new family, please expect to spend at least a week for her to fully warm up. Once she knows she is safe