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Hey all, I'm Sheila, a 60# gal 3 years old thought to be an Anatolian Shepherd mix of something!
Left at my disabled 'Grandma's House' by owners, Grandma had no way to care for me correctly. After a few months of trying, she turned me into a shelter in WV. Unfortunately Grandma didn't know it was a High Kill Shelter. YIKES! Double YIKES!! Fortunately, word went out far and wide, SAVE SHEILA, SAVE SHEILA! Cries were heard and I'm now in a loving foster home in Dillsburg.Got other doggie friends here to show me the ropes and I'm doing fine per foster mom/dad.
I'm true to my 'possible' breed in temperment being good with other dogs, people, children (not toddlers as my 'Zest for Life' does get the better of me. I am smart as a whip already know sit, down, give both paws, am crate trained & house trained, with a little stubborn streak thrown in for good measures! Mom is teaching me Patients, Sit and Wait before going out the door. :)
NO Way am I going to be protective. So far I've shown only friendliness, kiss giving and a 'Lets Party Attitude' to new people.
Leash walking is still work in progress, I pull some. Mom hopes this will improve with her training. I do need a fair amount of exercise. A dog park would be great or another buddy dog for romping. My recall is a work in progress as well. Physical Fence/Underground Fence at this point but with Treats, mom is working on recall so that may change. I am VERY FOOD MOTIVATED!
Life is short and the New Year is coming. Maybe we can Start the New Year with a BANG Together!
Interested in meeting me? Complete an on-line application at www.CastawayCritters.org/adopt.
Hey all, I'm Sheila, a 60# gal 3 years old thought to be an Anatolian Shepherd mix of something!
Left at my disabled 'Grandma's House' by owners, Grandma had no way to care for me correctly. After a few months of trying, she turned me into a shelter in WV. Unfortunately Grandma didn't know it was a High Kill Shelter. YIKES! Double YIKES!! Fortunately, word went out far and wide, SAVE SHEILA, SAVE SHEILA! Cries were heard and I'm now in a loving foster home in Dillsburg.Got other doggie friends here to show me the ropes and I'm doing fine per foster mom/dad.
I'm true to my 'possible' breed in temperment being good with other dogs, people, children (not toddlers as my 'Zest for Life' does get the better of me. I am smart as a whip already know sit, down, give both paws, am crate trained & house trained, with a little stubborn streak thrown in for good measures! Mom is teaching me Patients, Sit and Wait before going out the door. :)
NO Way am I going to be protective. So far I've shown only friendliness, kiss giving and a 'Lets Party Attitude' to new people.
Leash walking is still work in progress, I pull some. Mom hopes this will improve with her training. I do need a fair amount of exercise. A dog park would be great or another buddy dog for romping. My recall is a work in progress as well. Physical Fence/Underground Fence at this point but with Treats, mom is working on recall so that may change. I am VERY FOOD MOTIVATED!
Life is short and the New Year is coming. Maybe we can Start the New Year with a BANG Together!
Interested in meeting me? Complete an on-line application at www.CastawayCritters.org/adopt.
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