Size
(when grown) Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
Not good with cats,
Spayed or Neutered,
Story
PA Kennel License #5254Wags Rescue & ReferralSouthampton Pa 18966 Available 4/7/2024 Originated fromAllmons All About Animals DL# 17277Blackshear GA 31516 10/25/24 Since time of last update, Gabby has progressed tremendously with showing her fondness for her foster family and being excited for each day. She loves to play with any toy, and enjoys relaxing by chewing on a bone on the couch. She sleeps at night on the couch, and generally spends more time in and around the house than in her crate. Her favorite person is now who she was initially most scared of - her foster dad. She gets along well with dogs, cats, and kids of all ages, and is very sweet. Due to her round middle, she is lovingly called a "sweet potato". She is still shy and reserved when meeting strangers, but if you sit down and show her you mean no harm, she will warm up quickly and come over to sniff and say hi. Gabby is still leery of being on leash, but if you have a fenced in yard, this shouldn't be a problem. Gabby would do best in a home with other dogs who enjoy playing. Her forever family will need to be patient with her as she gets used to a new environment, however, your patience will be rewarded with a loving, playful dog who will be a loyal friend for years to come. 5/23/24 Gabby has made amazing strides during the month in her foster home. She has made it to the first floor and is getting more comfortable with her foster Dad (although she is just now slowly warming up to him with tail wags and kisses). Gabby loves her foster Mom best, and enjoys pets, belly rubs, and hugs. She has two times when she has extra energy for zoomies with the resident dog - after breakfast and before bedtime. She prefers to hang out in her crate, and is not a couch-loving lap dog. She does sleep in her crate at night and stays peacefully in her crate when her foster family goes to work and school. She is a sweetie, and will give you her paw to hold and will tell you she loves you by "petting" your arm and giving kisses. She gets very excited about meals, breakfast especially, and will do 360 spins and hop all over to celebrate. She is still very apprehensive of loud noises and sudden movement, so this will be something to be mindful of. Gabby would do best in a home with an easy-going, friendly dog to play and run around with. She loves the resident cat and wants to be friends with her, even if the cat doesn't feel the same way. In terms of her ideal people - a house with a single woman or mostly female household is in her best interest due to her fear of men. Otherwise, the men in the house will have to be patient and understanding of her fear and give her space and time to understand they're her friend. If you need a friend in your life who you can adore - and who will adore you back - Gabby's your girl! Gabby is a 2 year old Brindle beauty of a mutt that originally came from Georgia. She's short and squat and sweet as can be. Gabby is taking time to adjust to her new surroundings and is very hesitant of her new digs. She's currently decided that her foster parents' bedroom on the 2nd floor is a good place to chill, and is just beginning to get comfortable hanging out on the 1st floor. Her foster family is going to be working diligently on helping her get adjusted to home life. She is fearful of men and as a result is very cautious around them. Whoever decides to make Gabby their forever friend will need to be patient and dedicated in continuing her training. She will reward your efforts with her attention and lots of sniffs. There's no dog quite like our gorgeous Gabby! If you're interested in meeting Gabby, please fill out an application with Wags today. Please visit our website www.wagsrescue.org to learn more about this amazing dog and Wags Rescue.
