Raina

(Raina is represented by: MAGSR)

Gender: Female
Breed: German Shepherd Mix
Color: black and tan
Date of Birth: 10/20/2018
Date of Birth is estimated: Yes
Current Size: 61
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Housebroken: Yes
Obedience Trained: Working on it
Living With: Foster
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Good With Kids: Yes
Good with Cats: Likely
Other Dogs OK: Not good with small dogs

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Foster Needed?: No

Represented by: MAGSR
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NID#: 7725
Date Added:
Added to DB: Tue, 2020-10-20 22:27
Last updated: Sun, 2025-05-04 21:56

Not Ready for Adoption: No
Commitment Dog: No
Show as New: No
Special Needs: No
Dog Record Archived (1=Yes/0=No): 0


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Description

Raina was given to her family by a friend who felt she would be a good match for their household. Although she was clearly loved by her family, Raina struggled in a city environment. As a result, her family made the difficult decision to surrender Raina to MAGSR so that she could find the family and living environment that would help her develop into the incredible girl they knew she could be. Raina is a friendly but driven girl. As is typical of most shepherds, Raina is intelligent, active, and alert. In order to meet with success, Raina will need both her body and mind exercised daily. She is not a couch potato and will do best with an active family. Although Raina is working on her interactions with other dogs, she would prefer a family where she can be the only dog so that she can be the center of attention. Raina is housebroken and crate trained. She also knows a few commands. However, as is true of all shepherds, Raina will need to attend training in order to develop into the amazing shepherd we know she is destined to be. Training will not only help Raina develop into an amazing dog, but it will also help her bond with her new family. If this active lady sounds like a good match for your household, ask to meet her today. 

Updates

Miss Raina is a remarkable girl. 

She’s been in foster here for a little while now, and with each passing day we are more appreciative of her charm:  She’s so very sweet, intelligent, and engaging, and though on mature side she is very athletic, agile, active, and extremely highly driven, focused, and determined. She is the proverbial energizer bunny, and she has an outsized chest and huge lung capacity, so incredible endurance. She runs along with the recumbent bike at any speed and for any distance.  She is confident and unphased by city sidewalks and streets with their traffic and noise, and is always ready for what’s next.  She’s happiest with at least a moderate measure exercise every day, but quality is at least as important as quantity.  Her toy drive is off the chart, but mental stimulation and engagement is what she thrives on.  And she does spend most of her day happily in a state of calm repose (but is certainly ready to go at the drop of hat, or a toy!).  She has proven here that she can get along well with other dogs her size and enjoy their company, she meets people happily and graciously, learns quickly, and has good obedience.  But she must have appropriate structure and engagement.  If she is bored, frustrated, and improperly managed, she will likely find trouble.  She doesn’t need wide open spaces so much as she does leadership and companionship.  Miss Raina will thrive and offer the biggest love to someone who understands her and can give her the love, leadership, and lifestyle she so richly deserves.  Please let her know if you’d like to interview for that labor of love!