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Aida - A Potatah

Adult·Female·Medium

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About Aida - A Potatah

Oh Hi There!!! My name is Aida, and my foster family sometimes calls me Potatah, Sweet Potatah, or even Baked Potatah (that's when I'm asleep in the yard on my back, letting the sun hit my tummy). I'll actually respond to anything you say because I just love humans of all shapes and sizes! I came to NALA Rescue in the Spring of 2022, and boy, did I come in riding the hot mess express. I was terrified of other dogs, extremely underweight, had infections all over – ear, bladder, lady bits, spay incision – and was utterly confused about life. As I settled into my foster home and they started helping me get better, everything in my world got better! Don't get me wrong, I love my foster family, and they have taken care of me for yearssssss, but these people are really, really, really busy, and I would like to spend more time lounging on the couch and taking as many car rides as you can fit into your schedule. In fact, I would even bypass couches and pick the car if I had it my way. Yup, you heard it here, I CALL SHOTGUN! OH OH - I'm really scared of Nerf Guns and Water Guns, so the only time I want to hear the word "gun" is in reference to the front passenger seat of a vehicle. Now I know what you are thinking, "Why have I been in rescue for so long?" Ummmm, I dunno? I've been told that I might look 'too pitbully,' which makes a lot of people nervous. You guys, Nerf Guns make ME NERVOUS! My foster family made a list of what THEY WANTED to be labeled as "Good Qualities and Bad Qualities," but I said NO! It just needs to be labeled as "Aida's Qualities," and then we will let the people decide if my authentic and unapologetic self is a match for someone out there. Hopefully, we can find someone. Thank you for sharing my story!

Ideal Home

I am kennel trained and do not need a kennel once familiar with the home and schedule. However, if you are more comfortable with me in a kennel, I am fine with it as well. If you leave a roll of paper towels on the edge of the counter (or somewhere I can reach it), that's a you problem – you shouldn't have left them taunting me like that. I am potty trained, but with my past history of lady bit infections, I can't hold my urine for more than 12 hours; I don't have the pelvic floor to support that. I am leash/harness trained, but I kind of get overly excited when I see those items, and it might take a few minutes to calm me down in order to gear me up. I am REALLY not a fan of other dogs touching me; it's a personal thing, and I don't want to go into detail. Some people don't like mouth noises/chewing noises, some people don't like it when they hear the word 'moist,' and I don't like it when another dog touches me. I shouldn't have to explain myself, I just don't like it. Again, respect my boundaries, and I will respect the boundary you put in between me and that roll of paper towels. The sporting/hunting dog in me gets AMPED up when I see a rabbit, squirrel, cat, bird, etc. If I see small animals, the outcome of that unprovoked visualization of small animals lies in your response time. Read between the lines – if you have a chicken farm, you might not have chickens after I arrive.

Ongoing Health

I am current on age-appropriate vaccinations, including boosters and rabies (if age-appropriate), and am spayed and microchipped.

Training & Support

I am leash/harness trained, but I kind of get overly excited when I see those items, and it might take a few minutes to calm me down in order to gear me up. My therapist is trying to get me to talk about my fear of guns, and I don't want to. Either respect my feelings of no guns, or move along; it's not going to happen. Since you will be in charge of my personal hygiene, warm soapy baths and water are awesome; I roll over on my back when you trim my nails, feel free to brush my teeth and wipe my ears – I do NOT care because your touching me makes me happy.

Application Details:

  • Applications start by contacting us through Wags.
  • The adoption fee is $175.
  • A veterinary reference check and home visit are part of our application process.
  • Approved applicants will be able to meet adoptable dogs by scheduled appointment only.

Transportation

NALA Rescue is a home-based, foster-only rescue and does not have a public facility. Approved applicants will be able to meet adoptable dogs by scheduled appointment only.

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Kids

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MismatchGreat fit

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Vizsla

Exercise

60 min/day, Vigorous activity

Trainability

Very trainable

Experience

Some experience needed

Living space

Apartment, Condo, House, Acreage

Shedding

Moderate

Lifespan

12-14 years

Meet the shelter

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