Lady is a 10 month old girl who was brought to us from down south. She a darling, active young teen. She is loving, wants to please and very smart.

She loves attention, is very affectionate and eager to learn. She will need training. She has had all her shots. It is not clear if she has been spayed. We will provide that if necessary.

Here is her foster report

Lady is adjusting fabulously. She is a full fledged member of the pack, with all of the rights of a pack member. There is no sign of dog aggression whatsoever (even with my female), she is just afraid at first, as most puppies would be. Last night she slept with the other dogs, not in the crate. In case you didn’t already know, she is completely housebroken, knows how to sit (we will work on lay and stay this week), and has not made a single attempt to get on furniture, or chew anything that isn’t a dog toy. She is still a little cautious of the dog door, but in another 24 hours that will be gone. We will begin working with the leash tomorrow. She loves running free on our place, but doesn’t really let us out of her sight, and she comes running like a madwoman when you call her. She respects boundaries, such as off-limit rooms, and not sniffing food left on a coffee table, as well as any puppy at this age could.

Dave and I can see her with a family who has kids, and maybe another dog, but if there are kids who would love on her, she would be ok without other dogs. She hardly ever attempts to jump on us, and the more petting that she can get, the better. For being such a young girl, she is calm. She has not been left alone too much, but on Friday Dave put her in our dog run and she didn’t bark, dig, or try to climb out.

Take a look at the transformation happening:

So, Lady’s foster mom and family have decided they would like to keep her.. All are thrilled.