Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Not good with kids,
Not good with dogs,
Not good with cats,
Story
Meet Lady Agoda!
Lady was surrendered to Los Angeles Animal Care and Control - Lancaster Shelter by her owner for unknown reasons. We scooped her up girl on January 14th to become a Frosted Face. Lady is 7 years old and weighs 74 lbs.
Soon after Lady arrived, she was chosen to go on a two-week Frosted Fling, and it quickly turned into a Foster home for this loving, wonderfully behaved girl.
Her Foster Mom reports:
"Lady is one of the smartest fosters that we have ever had. She is very tuned in to everything that is going on and definitely understands everything that we are saying. She is very motivated by praise.
Lady is very mellow, friendly, and calm when meeting strangers, comes when called, knows her name, loves her bed, sleeps perfectly throughout the night, is perfectly potty trained, and shows no signs of separation anxiety.
Lucy loves hugs and kisses and is very affectionate but also knows how to give people their space. She has zero reaction to everything from vacuums, hairdryers, bicycles, runners, and big trucks.
Lady loves any toy that squeaks and really loves tennis balls. She can fetch but doesn’t usually give the ball back and just likes to hold it in her mouth.
Lady has definitely lived in a home environment before and has free reign over our home. We never have to worry that she will touch our stuff and quietly naps when we are gone. She is also a very quiet dog.
Lady gets excited for walks, has good mobility, and can easily go for a mile or more. We usually walk her for 30 minutes in the morning and after work, and we take shorter walks mid-day and just before bedtime.
Lady can normally walk past most dogs who are calm without any issues, but she does sometimes give them a low growl letting them know to stay away. She is reactive to dogs who bark at her first.
Lady would prefer to live in an adult-only home with no other pets. While Lady loves people, she can be protective of her home and her humans and doesn’t love a whole lot of foot traffic coming in and out of the house. She’s a total frosted faker and loves to go on long walks, play with squeaky toys, and have oodles of zoomies!"
To meet this lovely lady, please email placement@frostedfacesfoundation.org
