At a glance
A little about them
Yulka is a sweet, energetic one-year-old girl with a playful personality, plenty of puppy-like enthusiasm, and so much love to give. She enjoys backyard zoomies, playing with dog friends, independent toy time, and occasional short cuddles. Her favorite toy is a rubber chicken!
Ideal Home
Yulka would thrive with an active, patient family ready to help her continue building confidence and learning. A securely fenced backyard would be ideal. She is good with dogs and children, though older children are recommended because her size and excitement could accidentally knock over smaller children. She is good with both men and women but is not suitable for a home with cats, as she may chase them and fixate on where they were.
Her family should be prepared to continue working on leash manners, calm greetings, taking breaks during dog play, and settling when asked.
Ongoing Health
Yulka is spayed and vaccinated.
Training & Support
Yulka is doing wonderfully with crate training, sleeps through the night, and happily goes into her crate at mealtime. She knows sit, wait, leave it, and stay, and enjoys learning with praise and encouragement.
Application Details
- Fostered in Woodstock, Ontario.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
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Yulka is one year old.
Yes. She enjoys canine friends, though she can be energetic during play. She is good with children, with older children recommended because her size and excitement could accidentally knock over smaller children.
No. Yulka tends to chase cats and fixate on where they were last seen.
Yulka is crate trained, sleeps through the night, and knows sit, wait, leave it, and stay. She is continuing to work on leash manners, calm greetings, taking breaks during dog play, and settling when asked.