Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Not good with kids,
Not good with dogs,
Not good with cats,
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Elektra Tails and Trails report card. What did we do on today’s adventure: Today was an epic adventure, and I was the star of the show! Our journey began at Jeffrey Fontana Park, a magical place filled with trees, winding paths, and endlessthings to sniff. The air was crisp, the sun was shining, and I was ready for action. As we set off on our 4-mile trek, my nose led the way. Every bush,tree, and patch of grass held new and exciting scents. Squirrels darted through the trees, but I stayed cool—just giving them a side-eye as if to say, “Not today, squirrel, I’m on a mission.” We passed other dogs, each one more curious than the last, but I kept my focus. I trotted along confidently, my tail wagging in perfect rhythm with my steps. I noticed people smiling as they passed us—clearly admiring my poise and undeniable charm.During our hiking breaks, I made sure to show off my best tricks. I sat perfectly every time my human asked, and my reward? Lots andlots of treats! I also made sure my human knew how much I lovedthem by giving plenty of kisses. It’s important to keep morale highon a long adventure, after all.When it was time to head home, I hopped into the car like a seasoned explorer, ready for the next chapter of our day. And what achapter it was! Our grand finale was a well-deserved pup cup—asweet, creamy reward for a day well spent.As I licked the last bit of whipped cream from my nose, I gave a look of pure happiness. It was a perfect adventure, one we’ll bothremember until our next epic outing!What should potential adopters know about me: Today’s adventure with Elektra was nothing short of fantastic! From the moment I grabbed her harness, she was ready to go—no fuss, no wiggles, just pure excitement. She stood patiently while I got her all set up, and as soon as we hit the road, her enthusiasm was contagious. At Jeffrey Fontana Park, Elektra took the lead right away. Her nose was on a mission, and I was just along for the ride. She’s curious about everything—every scent, every rustling leaf, and every distant squirrel. That curiosity sometimes got the better of her, though,leading to a few adorable, clumsy trips when she wasn’t watchingwhere she was going. But she always recovered like a champ, ready to forge ahead. Elektra’s treat game was on point. During our hiking breaks, she showed off her perfect sit and accepted her rewards with the gentlest of manners. In between, she made sure I knew how much sheappreciated the adventure with p
