Suitable for which type of housing? (House, townhome, apartment?): House or townhouse, can be vocal
Is your dog good with other dogs? Yes
Is your dog good with cats? No - chases and barks
Is your dog good with kids? Yes - older kids 10+
Is your dog house trained? Yes
Is your dog crate trained? Unknown - is loose in the house at night and when left alone
Does your dog have any special needs? Yes - allergies (chicken)
Does your dog have any or display any aggression? (Toys, food or people?) No
Is your dog playful? Yes - likes to play with toys and other dogs
Does your dog like to snuggle? Yes - she likes to curl up next to or on you, but doesn't seem to enjoy being pet very much
Does your dog know basic commands? (Sit, stay...) Yes
Does your dog know any special tricks? No
Does your dog like to go on walks? Yes - she doesn't like her harness and shuts down when wearing it. Walks great on just her collar, no pulling at all. Barks when she sees other dogs but no lunging or pulling.
Does your dog have any fears? Fast and sudden movement, unexpected loud noise. She is a nervous girl with some anxious energy
Does your dog have any unique traits that you have noticed whether in personality or physically?
She has rear dew clews that jiggle around when she walks, she is sensitive to having her feet wiped do to past trauma to the dewclaws.
What are the three first words that come to mind when you think of your dog? Stoic, oddball, sweet
Lindie is a sweet girl who just wants to be loved and accepted. She is a lower energy gal, she enjoys a nice walk but is eager to come back in the house and get comfy. She walks great on a leash, and has an amazing heel. She likes playing tug of war with her toys and her people, but doesn't like to play with her toys with other dogs inside the house. Outside of the house, she enjoys playing fetch and chasing other dogs around. She can be quite vocal, and barks when she excited, happy, or nervous. Her body language can be difficult to read at first, but its mostly just anxious energy and/or nervousness/fear and not knowing what to do with it. She has shown that she really loves her people, and just wants to be with you. She does well being left home alone, and just lays on the couch or bed and waits for your return. She would do well in a home with older kids or no kids, with or without other dogs. She would love someone who is home often and able to just be with her, take her for daily walks, wipe her eye boogies every morning, and wipe her jowls after her meals.
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