Khala

We have found she is a very vocal and loving girl. She does not care for restraint and has done good with some dogs here at the shelter. Khala was owner surrendered because she was told to be aggressive to people. The previous owner did not though that "she was a good girl, but with some issues." We are unsure if it was a circumstance of where she was living, but we have found that Khala is a sweet girl, but there are many things she has not been exposed to. One thing we have found is that she is barrier reactive. This means when she is in a pen or has something between you and her like a gate, she does not always give a true reading of what her personality is. She may growl or bark, but that is because inside that kennel or space is her safe space and her domain and she is protective of her area. We have also found she does not care for restraint and has done good with some dogs here at the shelter.
Long walks or fenced in back yard is always the best environment for dogs, but exercise is the main goal. We can test our dogs with other dogs at the shelter, but not every dog may get along with your dog this is why if you do have a pet at home we strongly suggest meet and greets before adopting. When adopting an animal at the shelter please know the responsibility of an animal. Most of the animals at the shelter have come in as a stray which mean they may not know how to sit or stay. They also might not have manners such as not to jump. Adopting takes patience. Please research the dog breed you are interested in and remember it takes time. Refer to the sheltering 3/3/3 rule of adopting for help.