Nadia A4774984
Channel: United Hope for Animals
Date: 2014-11-23

A4774984 Nadia is a self-composed 6-year-old black-and-brown spayed female German Shepherd mix who arrived at the Baldwin Park Animal Care Center on November 10th. Weighing 48 lbs, Nadia is a calm, alert beauty (look at that eyeliner!) who exudes confidence: When she walks, she has a spring in her step and her tail is up and proud. Her former owner said she is a “door dasher,” or a bolter, so she’ll need some training and supervision to correct this (dangerous) habit. She is good on leash, shows definite signs of being housebroken, and is regal and self-assured in how she shows affection. She’s obviously very comfortable and trusting with humans. Nadia will be happiest as an indoor pet for an active individual or family who wants to walk her and give her the exercise she needs. She will be an exceptional companion and loyal best friend, and we think would especially enjoy living in a single family home with some outdoor space for her to play in


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