Yarra
- Young
- Female
- Small
- Mixed Breed
About Yarra
Thousand Oaks, CA
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Adoption Fee
$450
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Yarra's Story
Yarra is a petite lady who is as quirky as she is cute. She would do best in a home with no young children and a person/family willing to go slow and give her space when she shows she needs it. She is a playful affectionate girl and loves her dog friends, however, some of her quirks include not liking certain motions (above the head mostly). In these situations Yarra may react out of fear but she soon returns with a lick to the face, this is why we recommend no young children. She would do best with experienced dog people who can read body language and respect boundaries. Yarra truly would be a great addition to so many homes, especially if you already have a pup that cuold use a pal!
Yarra is a petite lady who is as quirky as she is cute. She would do best in a home with no young children and a person/family willing to go slow and give her space when she shows she needs it. She is a playful affectionate girl and loves her dog friends, however, some of her quirks include not liking certain motions (above the head mostly). In these situations Yarra may react out of fear but she soon returns with a lick to the face, this is why we recommend no young children. She would do best with experienced dog people who can read body language and respect boundaries. Yarra truly would be a great addition to so many homes, especially if you already have a pup that cuold use a pal!
Yarra is a petite lady who is as quirky as she is cute. She would do best in a home with no young children and a person/family willing to go slow and give her space when she shows she needs it. She is a playful affectionate girl and loves her dog friends, however, some of her quirks include not liking certain motions (above the head mostly). In these situations Yarra may react out of fear but she soon returns with a lick to the face, this is why we recommend no young children. She would do best with experienced dog people who can read body language and respect boundaries. Yarra truly would be a great addition to so many homes, especially if you already have a pup that cuold use a pal!
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How To Adopt
Yarra is from Paw Works
[Thousand Oaks, CA]
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