allie
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Quick Stats:
Fostered in Round Rock
- Spayed female
- About 2 years
- Approximately 50 pounds
- Current on vaccinations
- Heartworm negative and on prevention
- House and crate trained
- Microchipped
- Fearful but gentle
- Needs a patient home
Fostered in Round Rock
Meet Allie
The derriere, backside, behind, bottom, bum, buns, can, fanny, hind end, hindquarters, keister, posterior, rear end, rump, seat, tooshie, tush.
No matter how you say it, mine is quite noticeable and based on my rumpus round shape, Foster Mom thinks I look more tall Corgi than German Shepherd? What do you think?
The shelter I came from had labeled me as perhaps an Aussie or Cattle Dog mix since I’m shorter and smaller framed than your typical German Shepherd.
I am looking for a special gentle and patient home. I was terrified at the shelter and they thought I’d pop out of my fear once out of there. But my Foster Home also has lots of dogs, so I’m frightened here too.
I would really appreciate a new quiet Foster Home or adopter home where I can get lots of one on one attention. Since I am scared of the leash, I will require a secure fenced yard where I can do my potty business leash-less.
So obviously I’m not going to be a good walking buddy, but if you need a couch dog, or relaxing house dog. I’d be good at that.
I’m timid with both people and dogs. I got used to Foster Mom and one of the Volunteers here, but I’ll admit, I’m not too excited about them trying to be my bud.
I do get excited when some dogs want to be my friend but some other dogs scare me.
I do enjoy the company of another smaller Aussie looking dog here named Mack. But if he has the audacity to try and initiate play time with me. Nope! I go back inside. I’m not playing with you high energy doofus.
Even though I don’t want to play and get rowdy with Mack the dog. Honestly, his cheerful nature cheers me up. So spending time yes, playing no.
Is there anything I actually get enthusiastic about?
You bet ya! Food! My favorite pass the time is eating. She also enjoy the big cow hooves. Chewing on stuff makes me feel happy and comforts me.
I do have lot of anxiety and fear. It’s a good thing I can’t actually tell you what happened to me before the shelter and rescue, but it was not a fun time.
I am really sweet and gentle just so fearful. If you have a quiet home and maybe a nicer low energy dog that I could vibe with, that would be an ideal place for me to decompress and blossom.
The derriere, backside, behind, bottom, bum, buns, can, fanny, hind end, hindquarters, keister, posterior, rear end, rump, seat, tooshie, tush.
No matter how you say it, mine is quite noticeable and based on my rumpus round shape, Foster Mom thinks I look more tall Corgi than German Shepherd? What do you think?
The shelter I came from had labeled me as perhaps an Aussie or Cattle Dog mix since I’m shorter and smaller framed than your typical German Shepherd.
I am looking for a special gentle and patient home. I was terrified at the shelter and they thought I’d pop out of my fear once out of there. But my Foster Home also has lots of dogs, so I’m frightened here too.
I would really appreciate a new quiet Foster Home or adopter home where I can get lots of one on one attention. Since I am scared of the leash, I will require a secure fenced yard where I can do my potty business leash-less.
So obviously I’m not going to be a good walking buddy, but if you need a couch dog, or relaxing house dog. I’d be good at that.
I’m timid with both people and dogs. I got used to Foster Mom and one of the Volunteers here, but I’ll admit, I’m not too excited about them trying to be my bud.
I do get excited when some dogs want to be my friend but some other dogs scare me.
I do enjoy the company of another smaller Aussie looking dog here named Mack. But if he has the audacity to try and initiate play time with me. Nope! I go back inside. I’m not playing with you high energy doofus.
Even though I don’t want to play and get rowdy with Mack the dog. Honestly, his cheerful nature cheers me up. So spending time yes, playing no.
Is there anything I actually get enthusiastic about?
You bet ya! Food! My favorite pass the time is eating. She also enjoy the big cow hooves. Chewing on stuff makes me feel happy and comforts me.
I do have lot of anxiety and fear. It’s a good thing I can’t actually tell you what happened to me before the shelter and rescue, but it was not a fun time.
I am really sweet and gentle just so fearful. If you have a quiet home and maybe a nicer low energy dog that I could vibe with, that would be an ideal place for me to decompress and blossom.
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