German Shepherd Dog
Mygena Hyena Adventures and Cuddles
Adult·Female·Large
Community & partner vetted
So you can sleep tight
About Mygena Hyena Adventures and Cuddles
Meet Mygena Hyena: The Gorgeous Cuddly Adventure Princess
Why Mygena Hyena, you ask? One look at her giant goofy smile, her hilarious little expressions, and those absolutely breathtaking golden honey eyes, and it just makes sense. She has the face of a majestic woodland princess mixed with the energy of your funniest best friend who accidentally trips over air but somehow still looks beautiful doing it.
At around 3 years old, Mygena Hyena is truly one of those dogs who just loves being loved. During her assessment, she floated around the room collecting affection from every human possible like she was running for mayor. She met tons of people and acted like every single one was her long-lost family member returning from war. Tail wiggles? Check. Face kisses? MANY. Leaning her entire body weight into you for scratches? Absolutely.
This girl believes affection is a full-time job. If you sit down, congratulations, you now have a cuddle buddy. If you stand up, congratulations, you now have a shadow. If you look at her for more than three seconds, she assumes you obviously wanted to kiss her forehead and tell her shes beautiful. And honestly? Shes correct.
One of the cutest things about her is how soft and sweet she is while asking for attention. Shell gently hop up for love, roll onto her back dramatically for belly rubs, and stare at you with those giant golden eyes like you are personally responsible for making her day magical. Its impossible not to laugh around her because she has this goofy, lovable, slightly dramatic personality that makes everything more entertaining.
And while she is an Olympic-level snuggler, Mygena Hyena is not just a couch potato. Her foster says one of their favorite things about her is how much she loves adventures and being active. She would be SUCH a fun companion for someone who likes getting out of the house. Walks? Yes. Exploring? Absolutely. Hiking buddy? 100%. Farmers markets, patio hangs, road trips, wandering around town pretending she pays rent there? She would thrive. She has that perfect mix of lets go do stuff! and okay now lets cuddle for six straight hours.
On leash, she was easygoing and followed directional changes really nicely with just tiny little guidance. She naturally wanted to stay connected with her people and was very pleasant to walk.
When it came to other dogs, Mygena Hyena was honestly hilarious because she was so chill about everybody. She met all kinds of dogs during her assessment (playful puppies, dominant females, energetic dogs, calm dogs) and she handled everything beautifully. Her vibe was basically: Oh hi. sniff sniff Anyway... where are the humans petting me? She mostly wandered around doing her own thing, occasionally greeting dogs politely before continuing her important business of being adorable. She shared affection from handlers well, tolerated all the dogs she met nicely, and overall was just super easygoing socially. Her foster says she lives with multiple dogs and does great.
For very tiny dogs, her foster mentioned she can sometimes play too enthusiastically and may chase smaller active dogs, so dog friends around 20 pounds and up would likely be the best fit for her. During her assessment, she did very well with a calmer small dog and was mostly aloof and polite.
Now for the one thing Miss Mygena Hyena says she cannot compromise on: absolutely no cats. Tiny tiger roommates are not for her.
As for kiddos, she hasnt officially been around children yet, but she is incredibly affectionate and loving with every person she meets. We can absolutely kid-test her for interested adopters! She is a sweet girl, but because she sometimes gently jumps up for affection and shes a bigger gal, wed want to make sure everyone is a good fit together.
Her dream forever home is one where she gets to be included in everyday life. Shes not the kind of dog who wants to sit alone in the background - she wants to be part of the family. She wants to go on adventures, get showered in love, follow you around the house dramatically, supervise snack time, and then curl up next to you afterward like the giant affectionate baby she is.
Honestly, Mygena Hyena feels like one of those dogs people talk about forever after adopting: Thats my soul dog. Thats my best friend. Thats the little golden-eyed lady who changed my life. Shes silly, affectionate, adventurous, cuddly, and full of personality. And those gorgeous golden eyes? They look right into your soul like she already knows she belongs with somebody out there.
Ideal Home
Mygena Hyena would thrive in a home where she is included in everyday life and gets to go on adventures. She needs a home without cats. A home with dog friends around 20 pounds and up would be ideal, as she can sometimes play too enthusiastically with smaller dogs. She is a bigger gal who sometimes gently jumps up for affection, so any children in the home will need to be a good fit together.
Ongoing Health
No ongoing health issues are mentioned in the description.
Training & Support
Mygena Hyena sometimes gently jumps up for affection.
Application Details:
- Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
Transporation
Mygena Hyena is located in Texas and can be transported nationwide via our rescue run USDA certified transport system. Transport includes drop off locations in WA, UT, OR, ID, VA, PA, OH, NY, CT, VT, TN, KY, WI, MN, IL, WI and Canada (pick up in Bellingham, WA, Buffalo, NY or Brattleboro, VT for Canadian adopters). Texas adopters must pick up from the Houston area.
Meet Mygena Hyena: The Gorgeous Cuddly Adventure Princess
Why Mygena Hyena, you ask? One look at her giant goofy smile, her hilarious little expressions, and those absolutely breathtaking golden honey eyes, and it just makes sense. She has the face of a majestic woodland princess mixed with the energy of your funniest best friend who accidentally trips over air but somehow still looks beautiful doing it.
At around 3 years old, Mygena Hyena is truly one of those dogs who just loves being loved. During her assessment, she floated around the room collecting affection from every human possible like she was running for mayor. She met tons of people and acted like every single one was her long-lost family member returning from war. Tail wiggles? Check. Face kisses? MANY. Leaning her entire body weight into you for scratches? Absolutely.
This girl believes affection is a full-time job. If you sit down, congratulations, you now have a cuddle buddy. If you stand up, congratulations, you now have a shadow. If you look at her for more than three seconds, she assumes you obviously wanted to kiss her forehead and tell her shes beautiful. And honestly? Shes correct.
One of the cutest things about her is how soft and sweet she is while asking for attention. Shell gently hop up for love, roll onto her back dramatically for belly rubs, and stare at you with those giant golden eyes like you are personally responsible for making her day magical. Its impossible not to laugh around her because she has this goofy, lovable, slightly dramatic personality that makes everything more entertaining.
And while she is an Olympic-level snuggler, Mygena Hyena is not just a couch potato. Her foster says one of their favorite things about her is how much she loves adventures and being active. She would be SUCH a fun companion for someone who likes getting out of the house. Walks? Yes. Exploring? Absolutely. Hiking buddy? 100%. Farmers markets, patio hangs, road trips, wandering around town pretending she pays rent there? She would thrive. She has that perfect mix of lets go do stuff! and okay now lets cuddle for six straight hours.
On leash, she was easygoing and followed directional changes really nicely with just tiny little guidance. She naturally wanted to stay connected with her people and was very pleasant to walk.
When it came to other dogs, Mygena Hyena was honestly hilarious because she was so chill about everybody. She met all kinds of dogs during her assessment (playful puppies, dominant females, energetic dogs, calm dogs) and she handled everything beautifully. Her vibe was basically: Oh hi. sniff sniff Anyway... where are the humans petting me? She mostly wandered around doing her own thing, occasionally greeting dogs politely before continuing her important business of being adorable. She shared affection from handlers well, tolerated all the dogs she met nicely, and overall was just super easygoing socially. Her foster says she lives with multiple dogs and does great.
For very tiny dogs, her foster mentioned she can sometimes play too enthusiastically and may chase smaller active dogs, so dog friends around 20 pounds and up would likely be the best fit for her. During her assessment, she did very well with a calmer small dog and was mostly aloof and polite.
Now for the one thing Miss Mygena Hyena says she cannot compromise on: absolutely no cats. Tiny tiger roommates are not for her.
As for kiddos, she hasnt officially been around children yet, but she is incredibly affectionate and loving with every person she meets. We can absolutely kid-test her for interested adopters! She is a sweet girl, but because she sometimes gently jumps up for affection and shes a bigger gal, wed want to make sure everyone is a good fit together.
Her dream forever home is one where she gets to be included in everyday life. Shes not the kind of dog who wants to sit alone in the background - she wants to be part of the family. She wants to go on adventures, get showered in love, follow you around the house dramatically, supervise snack time, and then curl up next to you afterward like the giant affectionate baby she is.
Honestly, Mygena Hyena feels like one of those dogs people talk about forever after adopting: Thats my soul dog. Thats my best friend. Thats the little golden-eyed lady who changed my life. Shes silly, affectionate, adventurous, cuddly, and full of personality. And those gorgeous golden eyes? They look right into your soul like she already knows she belongs with somebody out there.
Ideal Home
Mygena Hyena would thrive in a home where she is included in everyday life and gets to go on adventures. She needs a home without cats. A home with dog friends around 20 pounds and up would be ideal, as she can sometimes play too enthusiastically with smaller dogs. She is a bigger gal who sometimes gently jumps up for affection, so any children in the home will need to be a good fit together.
Ongoing Health
No ongoing health issues are mentioned in the description.
Training & Support
Mygena Hyena sometimes gently jumps up for affection.
Application Details:
- Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
Transporation
Mygena Hyena is located in Texas and can be transported nationwide via our rescue run USDA certified transport system. Transport includes drop off locations in WA, UT, OR, ID, VA, PA, OH, NY, CT, VT, TN, KY, WI, MN, IL, WI and Canada (pick up in Bellingham, WA, Buffalo, NY or Brattleboro, VT for Canadian adopters). Texas adopters must pick up from the Houston area.
Gets along with
Kids, Dogs
What to expect
EstimatedTypical costs and care for a German Shepherd Dog.
Typical cost to care
$2,260–$2,620 /yr
$203/mo
Energy
High
Grooming
3×/week
Shedding
Heavy
Health risk
High
Lifespan
9–13 yrs
Know the breed
German Shepherd Dog
Exercise
90 min/day, Vigorous activity
Trainability
Very trainable
Experience
Some experience needed
Living space
House, Acreage
Shedding
Heavy
Lifespan
9-13 years
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$1,000
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So you can sleep tight
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