Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
Good with cats,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Some dogs come into your life quietly… and somehow become everything.
Sienna was found as a stray in San Jose, and despite every effort, no one came looking for her. It’s hard to imagine, because this girl is something truly special.
She is calm in a way that feels rare for a German Shepherd… grounded, observant, and deeply connected to her people. Her favorite place to be is simply by your side. Whether you’re moving through the house or settling in for the evening, Sienna is right there… your steady, loyal shadow.
She lives for the simple things. Belly rubs. A good brushing session. Her cooling mat after a walk. She enjoys a game of fetch, but she’s not driven by toys or treats. What she really wants is connection.
On walks, Sienna is attentive and thoughtful. She’ll walk right beside you, tuned in, and when given a little space, she enjoys exploring while still listening beautifully. She knows her basics, sit, stay, down, and is currently learning “leave it” with impressive focus.
In the home, she is everything you hope for. Quiet. Calm. Respectful. She doesn’t chew, steal, or get into things. She sleeps through the night and moves through the house with an easy, peaceful presence.
She rides in the car like a lady… happy to feel the breeze out the window, but just as content to settle in and relax.
Sienna is incredibly friendly with people. She greets children, strangers, and other dogs with a gentle, open nature. On walks, squirrels and fast-moving cats are just a little too exciting… she doesn’t quite understand why they won’t be her friend. But in the home, with slow introductions, she has shown patience and softness around cats, even choosing calm curiosity over reaction.
What stands out most about Sienna is her temperament. While other dogs may react, she pauses. While others get overwhelmed, she stays steady. She brings a quiet confidence wherever she goes.
Her ideal home would include a yard to stretch out in, a family to be near, and someone who can give her daily walks and the companionship she clearly thrives on. She would do beautifully with children and other dogs, and with the right introductions, could live peacefully alongside calm cats.
Sienna isn’t just a “good dog.”She’s the kind of dog that changes the feeling of a home.
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Courtesy Post Disclaimer:Sienna is not a SNAP & Rescue dog. This is a courtesy posting on behalf of her finder, who is working to help her find the loving home she deserves.
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