Learn dog body language
While our canine companions can’t speak to us verbally, we can learn a lot about what they are saying through body language.

Hoppy is a very sweet, affectionate girl.
She loves to be around her people, hanging out with them, getting cuddles or joining them on adventures. Indoor/outdoor access.
Hoppy is smart gal, who would do well with ongoing positive based training, learning new tricks. She would love regular enrichment activities, we recommend feeding her meals out of enrichment items to help give her busy brain extra stimulation.
She'll need a supportive and loving home who can take the time to settle her into her new home. She can be worried and unsure in new environments or in loud areas. She looks to people she knows for reassurance, lots of positive and calm sessions building her confidence in new environments.
Not suitable for dog parks/dog beaches.
Someone home more often than not for the first few days/week to help settle her into the home.
Open to the right family, may do better with calm children in the home. Must meet at time of adoption.
Can be reactive when seeing dogs at a close distance, barking when frustrated and pulls hard on lead to get to other dog. Will need a patient and supportive family who can continue positive reinforcement training to support her .
May do well with a calm, tolerable, social dog friend in the home. Can be pushy and over the top when meeting other dog. Must meet other dog time of adoption.
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