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PERFECT, ADORABLE GIRL! BEST PERSONALITY!!! Freya is an all-star! We can't say enough about her personality and temperament.
-- Very affectionate. Loves all people and children.
-- Rides VERY well in a car!
-- Is EXTREMELY intelligent and learns quickly
-- Loves to play with other dogs
-- Was introduced to a "clinic cat" and was fine with him
I have rescued and rehomed over 1500 sweet dogs, and I can truly say that Freya is one in a million. Just watching her run and play will make you fall in love with her. She is all legs and when she runs she looks exactly like a young colt! At 9 months of age her behavior is uncannily perfect when meeting a new dog. She seems to intuit how to interact and react – as if she knows how they are feeling and what actions would put them at ease. She will chase, do a play bow, and sweetly lie down showing she is not a threat or aggressive.
Freya is great with dogs, great with children and rides wonderfully in a car. She does not bark unless there is a reason. And rather than bark, she “talks”. Freya is learning to play fetch – well, she is learning to bring it back. She has the “chase and fetch” part down cold!
Originally, I put Freya up on the website as an American Foxhound. She looks EXACTLY like the pictures of this breed. But we decided to use Wisdom Panel and have her DNA processed. Talk about a SHOCK!!! According to the test results, Freya is 30% Saint Bernard, 24% Great Pyrenees, 12% Australian Shepherd, 10% Labrador Retriever, and then 9 other various breeds. Freya is 40 pounds at 9 months of age. She will likely NOT be anywhere near the size of a Saint Bernard or a Great Pyrenees but has the lovely personality and temperament of these two wonderful breeds.
I cannot say enough what a JOY it is to have Freya in my home. If I were in a position to adopt a dog, she would be my choice. A companion and best friend. Freya is fully vetted, microchipped, and on heartworm preventative and flea/tick preventative.
November 3, 2024, 12:20 am
