She is doing well with potty training but does have some accidents. She loves other dogs and cats, but can play a little rough, but is not aggressive or mean and is getting better.

She is a sweet pup who likes to snuggle and be glued to your side. She has made huge strides in overcoming her fears. Foster Feedback: Yo-yo was unsocialized when she came to us. She acts like a normal, happy pup at our house because she is comfortable. She did not have a lot of socialization during the critical periods as a little puppy. She may growl/bark, and be scared at new things and people to start with. She really likes string cheese! She will need a patient adopter who will be ready to put in the work to help her continue to build confidence in the world. She can be unsure of new people but has done better recently when some folks have come over and we have taken her to Down Dog. She will need an adopter who is patient with her in forming a connection. She enjoys running and playing in our fenced yard with our dog. She is now confident around our kids and loves them. She likes to follow behind our kids when they are on their bikes and scooters. She loves to play fetch! Yo-Yo has been learning to walk on a leash and does pretty well. She has learned to sit and kennel! She sleeps in a hard-sided kennel and does well.

now! She is doing really well with potty training. Foster Feedback: Yo-Yo is getting so big! She's about 45 lbs.

It will take some patience to get to know her, but she is so worth it! Pretty soon she will be doing zoomies in your back yard. She is very timid at first but opens up immediately around another dog. I love her white socks - knee highs in the front and ankle socks in the back! Her long greyhound looking tail is great! It's so fun to see her confidence grow with each visit. Volunteer Feedback: I have had the pleasure of dogsitting Yo-Yo a few times when her foster parents were out of town. She is a happy playful pup at her foster home and will be the same in yours! Her adopter is also going to have to be patient as she transitions to a new home and commit to continue building her confidence. Her adopter does need to have another dog as this really helps a shy dog. She has come a long way since then and is building more and more confidence with the help of her foster family and their pets! She is becoming more comfortable in new situations and with new people and has had training at Down Dog Studio. Needless to say, her early puppyhood didn't lay a good foundation of socialization and she was frightened of people and just about everything else. That wasn't the case when Yo-Yo came to the rescue as a stray 9 week old puppy in frigid February very lucky to be alive. This beautiful pup is 99.9% housetrained, and is cat, kid, and dog friendly. Volunteer Feedback: Just look at 6 month old Yo-Yo sharing her bed with her cat sister and making her human brother laugh between doggie kisses!! She is super playful with us and likes to nap with us too! Her ears have a mind of their own! Ha! She enjoys playing fetch with her ball and likes to play on her own with her ball too! This helps her with her confidence and will be important to her in her new home. This is why having a dog sibling or 2 is needed for her. One thing we hear frequently is how she loves to play with the sitter's dogs. She has had some different sitters and we think this has helped. Foster Feedback: Yo-yo has been doing better with new people. Yo-Yo is a sweet little puppy looking for a forever home to give her lots of love and treats! Other: Spayed Female, Vaccinations current, Microchip Adoption fees may be paid by cash or check. Size: (Once fully grown) ~Large range: 61-100 lbsДЄdoption Donation: $250 (applicable sales tax included). Have a question? Please read our Frequently Asked Questions and Adoption Processed Explained documentation. If you would like to provide this dog a loving home, please fill out a pre-adoption application. Search Articles: Submit Search Close Search Favorites

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