Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Not good with kids,
Not good with dogs,
Not good with cats,
Story
Meet Sheba. Sheba is such a sweet dog, with the warmest soft eyes. She went on a 4 night sleepover with two of our foster volunteers and that was all it took to see what a happy, adorable, obedient, affectionate, snuggly, and fun companion she is. She is house trained, enjoys short neighborhood walks, car rides, golf cart rides, being bathed, being brushed and petted, and being with you. She knows her basic obedience, including sit, down, and wait. She is obedient and listens to verbal directions. When you are on the sofa, she will be by your side - but won`t try to steal your food if you are snacking on the sofa, she is a good girl. She is a loyal dog who will sleep curled up in bed with you. She leans into you when you pet her and she wags her tail with happiness. Sheba is a low to medium energy dog indoors, and medium energy outdoors. It was fun to see how willing Sheba was to try new things - jumping into the golf cart for a ride around Sun City, walking into the shower and getting a bath, and hopping into the car and settling in the back seat for a ride. Sheba`s favorite things are going for car rides and golf cart rides, going for walks, being petted, and romping in the backyard. On neighborhood walks she keeps a brisk pace, but occasionally pauses to say hello to neighbors and sniff the flowers and bushes along the way. She is calm riding in the car while buckled in with a dog seatbelt. Sheba enjoys putting her nose out the window rolled down 1/2 way. During her sleepover, Sheba walked calmly alongside the neighbor`s dogs each morning. On these walks she saw squirrels, geese, and other birds and never barked at anyone. Sheba is fully housetrained. Sheba can be nervous around new people, so we recommend that any children in her new home are age 5 or older, so they can understand her needs. She may do well with other dogs in her new home after a slow introduction. Sheba has a history of chasing cats, so we are requiring that there are no cats in her new home. Sheba has an adoption video showing how great she did in her foster home, click on the blue `play` under her three photos. Adoption Price: $150
