Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
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Story
Every enchanted forest has a Fae, and ours happens to have four paws, a very expressive voice, and a heart that is still learning that the world can be a kind place.Fae arrived at the shelter as a stray, so the first chapters of her story are unknown. What we do know is that she is a gentle, shy girl who takes a little time to trust new people. When she is uncertain, she may bark, back away, fidget, or keep her body low, but beneath her nerves is a very sweet dog who wants to connect. Once she feels comfortable, Fae will lean into people for affection and happily return for more attention. She knows her basic magic spells too: sit, down, and paw.Fae is fairly calm for her size and has medium energy. She could live in an apartment, although her future companions should be prepared for some enthusiastic “talking,” courtesy of her husky side. She is much more comfortable indoors than she is out in the world right now. On leash, she pulls consistently and can be a little all over the place, sometimes trying to get into parked cars or head back inside. She should therefore be considered a flight risk and will need secure, thoughtful handling and plenty of patience as she gains confidence outdoors.Fae is not particularly interested in treats, food, or toys at the moment, although that may change once she is settled somewhere she feels safe. What truly captures her attention is kindness and companionship. She has been tolerant of handling, including having her paws held and being examined, and she has shown herself to be remarkably gentle despite some nervous fidgeting.When it comes to other creatures, Fae has met a calm male dog and was polite and tolerant, though understandably a little unsure. She would likely do best with a calm, respectful canine companion who understands that friendships take time. Her history with cats and children is unknown, so introductions would need to be handled carefully and thoughtfully.Fae’s story is still being written, and she is looking for someone willing to turn the page slowly. Her adopters should be patient people who can read her body language, give her space when she asks for it, and let her choose when she is ready to approach. No rushing, no forcing—just time, trust, and plenty of gentle encouragement.Give Fae a safe castle to call home, and perhaps, once she knows she is truly safe, she will show you the magic she has been keeping tucked away.
