At a glance
A little about them
Mango is a cautious, curious, and goofy Shiba Inu puppy whose spunky personality is beginning to emerge. She is smart, playful, and affectionate with the people she trusts, and she enjoys playing with other dogs and taking neighborhood leash walks.
Ideal Home
Mango would thrive with a patient, experienced family familiar with puppy antics and shy or fearful dogs. A friendly resident dog could help her continue to learn and blossom. She would benefit from a securely fenced yard, careful escape prevention, and a calm home where she can build confidence at her own pace.
Mango enjoys teenagers but has not met young children or cats. She is shy around unfamiliar people, especially men or groups, and may hide until she feels comfortable. She likes to chase birds and squirrels, so her suitability for a home with small pets is uncertain.
Ongoing Health
Mango is a healthy 18-pound girl who is spayed and vaccinated.
Training & Support
Mango is almost completely potty trained, with only occasional accidents when she does not signal that she needs to go outside. She learns quickly and is still working on leash manners. Like many Shiba puppies, she loves to chew, so she will need supervision and appropriate chew outlets.
Application Details
- Her forever family should have patience and experience with puppy antics and shy or fearful dogs.
- Applicants should be prepared to prevent escapes because Mango can slip through open doors.
- Approved adopters will be introduced to Mango's foster mom so they can meet.
To begin, contact the provider through Wags about applying to adopt Mango.
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Mango is almost completely potty trained, with only occasional accidents when she does not let her foster mom know she needs to go outside.
She enjoys playing with the other dogs in her foster home and walking with them, though she can be shy at first. A friendly resident dog could help her continue to learn and gain confidence.
Mango has not met any cats. She chases birds and squirrels, so her compatibility with small pets is uncertain.
Mango needs a patient, experienced family familiar with puppy antics and shy or fearful dogs. A securely fenced yard and careful escape prevention are important because she can slip through open doors.
She enjoys the teenagers in her foster home but has not met young children. Mango is timid around unfamiliar people, especially men or groups, and may hide until she feels comfortable.