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A little about them
Priya is a curious, smart, and active girl in foster care who loves exploring with her people. When excited, her whole body wiggles and shakes! She thrives with plenty of physical and mental stimulation and enjoys having something engaging to work on.
Ideal Home
Priya feels most comfortable in an adults-only home. She would do best with a patient, experienced adopter who can provide a calm neighborhood or backyard and gradual introductions to new situations. She has been curious and friendly with other dogs on walks, but her compatibility with cats is unknown.
Ongoing Health
Priya is spayed, fully healthy, up to date on vaccines, and microchipped.
Training & Support
- Housebreaking is going well on a consistent schedule.
- She is not yet comfortable being home alone and will need continued crate-training support from a patient adopter.
- She may bark and pull toward fast-moving objects such as bicycles, scooters, and runners, so she will benefit from continued leash-training support and an experienced handler.
- She enjoys physical and mental stimulation throughout the day.
Application Details
- Priya's adoption fee is $300.
- Applications begin by contacting the provider through Wags.
- Applications remain on file for one year and may be used for any dog in the program.
- Applicants should expect an email within 48–72 hours after submitting an application.
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Priya feels most comfortable in an adults-only home with a patient, experienced adopter. A calm neighborhood or backyard would help her manage her tendency to bark and pull toward fast-moving objects.
She has been curious and friendly when meeting other dogs on walks. She has not been tested with cats, so a slow introduction with separation options is recommended.
Her housebreaking is going well on a consistent schedule, but she is not yet comfortable being home alone and will need continued crate-training support. She also needs continued leash-training support around bicycles, scooters, and runners.