Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
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Story
Hi, I`m Janie!I`m about 2 years old, and while my story started out a little rough, I`m hoping the next chapter is the best one yet. I was found out on my own as a stray, but now I`m safe and waiting for a family to give me the forever home I`ve been dreaming about.If there`s one thing you should know about me, it`s that I absolutely love people. Being close to my favorite humans is my happy place. Whether we`re going for a car ride, sharing a pup cup, working on training, or just relaxing together, I`m happiest when I`m by your side. I love being brushed, soaking up affection, and leaning in close for pets. Honestly, I never seem to get tired of being loved on!I`m still a young girl with lots of enthusiasm, so sometimes I get a little jumpy or mouthy when I`m excited. I don`t mean any harm—I`m just having fun and haven`t quite learned all my manners yet. With some guidance, consistency, and patience, I`m sure I`ll blossom into an incredible companion. I already enjoy training and would love a family that can help me keep learning and growing. I find agility activities pretty fun too!I`m looking for a home where I can be the only animal, and I`d do best with experienced owners and teens or adults who understand that I still need a little direction. In return, I promise to give you all the love, loyalty, and companionship I have to offer.Life in the shelter has been hard on me. The noise and stress are starting to wear me down, and lately I`ve been feeling pretty sad. I`m having trouble eating, and it`s becoming harder to keep my spirits up while I wait. More than anything, I just want a place where I can relax, feel safe, and know that I belong. A forever home would mean the world to me, but even a foster home could help me decompress and remind me what it feels like to be loved.If you`ve been looking for a sweet, affectionate best friend who will stick by your side through life`s adventures, I hope you`ll come meet me. I can`t wait to find the person who`s been waiting for me too.Love,JanieIf this dog has been successful in our play groups it is not a guarantee that a dog will be social with other dogs in their home or in public settings. Dogs are individuals and have personality conflicts, just like us. Play groups do not guarantee that territorial or resource guarding issues will not surface in the home. While play groups do help us get to know the dog`s better, once they are adopte
