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My basic info
Breed
German Shepherd Dog/Boxer
Color
Tan/Yellow/Fawn - with Black
Age
3 years 3 months old, Adult
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
42 lbs (current)
Sex
Female
Pet ID
–
My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Meet Reba, our longest foster dog in rescue!! I can’t believe this sweet, active, goofy and energetic girl hasn’t found her forever home yet. We found her at the Dublin shelter, where she had been for 5.5 months. They thought she was having seizures. We've finally been able to get her in to UC Davis for a neurological exam. Her "episodes" are NOT seizures. It seems she has some damage in her cerebellum, we think she was possibly grazed by a car. She has these "episodes" intermittently, and after resting for about 5 mintues, she is good to go again. No medications or treatments needed. Other than that, she is very healthy and loves to fetch and run. She will sit and wait for her food or for her crate door to be opened. She would make a great walking or running companion. She’s great with other dogs! She gets along with our older small dogs and would play well with another dog her size or bigger. She’s looking for a home of her own and her own person, where she can get attention and exercise and love and a little bit of patience. Will you be her person? Please contact us if you'd like to ask any questions and/or meet Reba!
Meet Reba, our longest foster dog in rescue!! I can’t believe this sweet, active, goofy and energetic girl hasn’t found her forever home yet. We found her at the Dublin shelter, where she had been for 5.5 months. They thought she was having seizures. We've finally been able to get her in to UC Davis for a neurological exam. Her "episodes" are NOT seizures. It seems she has some damage in her cerebellum, we think she was possibly grazed by a car. She has these "episodes" intermittently, and after resting for about 5 mintues, she is good to go again. No medications or treatments needed. Other than that, she is very healthy and loves to fetch and run. She will sit and wait for her food or for her crate door to be opened. She would make a great walking or running companion. She’s great with other dogs! She gets along with our older small dogs and would play well with another dog her size or bigger. She’s looking for a home of her own and her own person, where she can get attention and exercise and love and a little bit of patience. Will you be her person? Please contact us if you'd like to ask any questions and/or meet Reba!
