Grace has completed her heartworm treatment and is now heartworm free. Once Grace bonds with her human and gets comfortable, she becomes protective of her space. This can be easily managed by putting her away in a secure room and/or crate when people come to the home. She will also benefit from a strong leader, who has prior experience with the breed, and who will provide appropriate correction and training. Grace will not meet families with children under the age of 16. Grace is very excited to be able to run and play just like any other dog once again. Now she’s even more interested in finding her forever home and family to share her love with. Could that be your family?

Miss Grace is just as beautiful, sweet, bouncy, and eager-to-please a dog as you could ask to meet. She’s doing wonderfully in her foster home, crates beautifully, does great out and about in the car and in public places, loves her foster siblings, and bonds tightly to her person. She’s been going to training just about every Saturday for months and has developed very nice obedience – she knows her basic commands, and she is great at staying where she’s been put in a sit or a down and won’t move – well except for her tail which is pretty much always wagging! Grace is protective of her space with people she doesn’t know, and needs consistent handling and proper introductions, but once she warms up to someone, Grace’s wonderfully upbeat and happy personality shines right through – with her bushy happy tail “always on!” Please ask to learn more about Grace if you think she might be a good match for your family.

The shepherd lean is strong with Lulu!  She's a calm, gentle soul who is seems particular about her female friends, when it comes to Huan. She came in with Huan, and there must be some history there, as those girls do not get along! She seems fine with male dogs, paying them little attention on her kennel walks. Once she's used to you, she gives you the benefit of her warm lean for love and attention.  She's a real sweetheart, offering kisses to her handler in exchange for neck scratches. She jumps in the back of the car readily and rides well. While she walks well on a leash, she will need training, which will help her bond with her new family.  Would you like to be the one to receive the kisses and leans for attention?  Ask to come see Lulu!