RESCUED DOGS

Hard to make more cuddling and affectionate than Hope. Not only she is beautiful but it will be love at first sight. Her sweet eyes, her soft body, and her personality and kisses will sweep you off your feet. 

Hope was dumped at the San Bernardino shelter as a puppy because she had a prolapsed uterus. Her owners did not want to spend the $450 for the surgery. The shelter red listed her pretty quickly because of the medical issue. With only a day left before dying, Hope was pulled by a rescue and an incredible neighbor paid for the surgery. After she fully recovered (no more issues and no need for follow up or medications etc...), the rescue was still full so she ended up at a boarding facility and stayed in a kennel. That is where I stepped in. She was malnourished but had these loving eyes that said "love me." 

I knew I had to rescue her, rehabilitate her and find her a forever home. There was no way I could let her go back to being in a kennel. 

She is 2.5 years old, shepherd / pittie mix, spayed, UTD on vaccinations and chipped. She is currently training with me so you will get a dog that has been socialized and the new family will benefit of 2 free private training sessions local to me. The new family will also benefit of free group refresher classes. What else would you want? This is a dog that needs her loving family. 

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My observations: Hope is very loving, and calm. She will lay down with you on the couch if you watch TV. She will go on outings when you are ready to be active. She has a wonderful balance between calm in the house and active outside. She handles new public outings well. She does very well in the car. She warms us extremely fast to strangers. She has no food or toys reactivity, so she does not display  resource guarding. She does not growl, and does not bark in the house.