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Zara is a beautiful, affectionate dog with a shiny black coat, amber eyes, and an adorable snaggletooth. She loves people, cuddles, belly rubs, car rides, walks, playtime, and joining her family on adventures.
Ideal Home
Zara would be a wonderful match for a single person, an adult-only home, or a home with older, dog-savvy children. She has medium energy and enjoys a couple of walks each day, playtime, or training. Zara has lived with other dogs but can be possessive around dogs in the home, so she would do best as the only dog unless her adopters are particularly experienced. She is reported to be good with cats.
Ongoing Health
Zara is spayed and vaccinated. No specific health concerns were provided.
Training & Support
Zara is house-trained and crate-trained, sleeps happily on a dog bed, and rides well in the car. She walks nicely on leash, knows “sit,” and is great at “wait,” including waiting for “OK” before eating. She was a star in manners classes and is motivated by treats and affection. Zara can be left home alone without being destructive, though she may bark occasionally. Her jumpy or mouthy greetings have improved with redirection and routine.
Application Details
- Applications start by contacting Zara’s provider through Wags.
- Zara is ready to continue learning with a consistent family.
She is looking for her forever home and would love to meet a family who appreciates her affectionate, enthusiastic personality.
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Zara would be a good match for a single person, an adult-only home, or a home with older, dog-savvy children. She has medium energy and enjoys walks, playtime, and training.
Zara has lived in a foster home with other dogs and enjoys some canine buddies, but she can be possessive around dogs in the home. She would do best as the only dog unless her adopters are particularly experienced.
Zara is house-trained and crate-trained, walks well on leash, knows “sit,” and is good at “wait,” including waiting for “OK” before eating. She completed manners training classes and is motivated by treats and affection.
Zara can be left home alone without being destructive, though she may bark occasionally.