Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Not good with kids,
Not good with dogs,
Not good with cats,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Make sure you let us know you saw Hannah on Adopt-a-pet. Brains and beauty, that's our gal Hannah, Hannah Banana to her friends. This young pup found herself playing tag with animal control in the Hamburg area, as you can see AC won...in Hannah's defense they cheated and used treats. After a few days of sitting in the "slammer" waiting patiently for her family to bust her out it started to settle in that they weren't coming. The kennel was her new reality. She was another unclaimed stray, another pet once loved with a family, a home, and a name. She was now confused, stressed, and anxious. On her 5th day Hannah as we lovingly named her, became the property of LCAS, on this day we started with a blank canvas. This is every stray. We have no background, we learn every day they are with us. What we know about Hannah; she's one SMART cookie, ready and eager to learn, she's playful, loves fetch, enjoys running and long walks, she's high energy requiring daily exercise, she's attentive to people and enjoys her time in the office watching all the activity. Hannah has shown reactivity to other dogs. We are seeing this far too often with most strays, this stems from their previous life and the lack of work/training their owners offer them. This is not the end of the line, Hannah is young, at 10 months of age she can be worked with, she can learn how to be around other dogs. With her high energy we would say older children, unknown cat behavior, she is housetrained, loves toys, she keeps her kennel tidy, Hannah will give her adopter years of loyal companionship all she ask is for leadership and love. Hannah is a staff favorite, her gentle, sweet, loving personality with her big brown soulful eyes have won us all over!
