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Adoptable Female Shepherd
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Adoptable Female Shepherd
Adoptable Female Shepherd
Adoptable Female Shepherd
Adoptable Female Shepherd
Adoptable Female Shepherd
Adoptable Female Shepherd
Adoptable Female Shepherd
Adoptable Female Shepherd
Adoptable Female Shepherd
Adoptable Female Shepherd
Adoptable Female Shepherd
Adoptable Female Shepherd
Adoptable Female Shepherd
Adoptable Female Shepherd
Adoptable Female Shepherd
Adoptable Female Shepherd
Adoptable Female Shepherd
Adoptable Female Shepherd
Adoptable Female Shepherd
Adoptable Female Shepherd
Adoptable Female Shepherd

Adopt Tanya

Dog, looks like
Shepherd
Age
Adult, Estimated birthdate:
Sex
Female
Color
Red
Size
Large
Location
Northwest Arkansas
Tanya is a 5-year-old female weighing about 63 lbs and is currently thriving in a foster home that absolutely adores her. According to her foster, Tanya is potty trained and crate trained, but she’s also trustworthy when left out of the crate. She lives peacefully with a cat and simply ignores them, and she has done well with the resident dog in the home. Tanya loves children and enjoys being part of the action with her people. She knows sit and down, is eager to keep learning, and she loves to play ball, making her a great mix of playful and well-mannered, and she absolutely LOVES to attack the water coming from the garden hose! :). Overall, Tanya is a loving, well-rounded dog who would do great in a variety of home environments. 🎾🐾 Fill out this quick and easy adoption application to bring me home today! https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/BNWA/Dog
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