Breed: Alaskan Husky/German Shepherd Dog
Sex: Spayed
Age: 1 YEAR 1 MONTH
Description:
Meet Cookie Crisp, a 51lb husky mix who is about a year old! She is waiting to find someone patient enough to see the amazing dog she's becoming. Cookie Crisp has a gentle heart and a soft, sensitive way of moving through the world. In the shelter, she can be a bit unsure in new environments and may initially make herself small when she feels overwhelmed. She's still building confidence with leash walking and handling, but what we're starting to see is really special; once she feels safe, Cookie Crisp relaxes, leans into her people, and shows just how sweet and connection-seeking she truly is. She enjoys being near people she trusts and is beginning to blossom with calm, patient interaction.
Cookie can be a bit mouthy and will need someone willing to train her. She love treats and positive reinforcement, this with make her training a lot more positive for her.
- Cookie Crisp will do best in an experienced home that understands shy or sensitive dogs and is willing to let her set the pace. She will benefit from continued leash and handling work as her confidence grows, and she'll thrive with a calm, steady routine and gentle encouragement.
- We are unsure how she will do with cats or other small animals at this time. If you have resident pets, please speak with your adoption counselor about slow, thoughtful introductions to help set everyone up for success.
- She has shown good interest in other dogs here at the shelter. She may enjoy living with another compatible dog, but a meet and greet with any resident dogs will be required to ensure a positive match and comfortable relationship.
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Due to her current confidence level and need for a calm environment, Cookie Crisp is recommended for an adult-only home where she can continue to build trust at her own pace.
Cookie Crisp may not be the dog who rushes up to greet everyone right away, but she is the kind of dog who forms real, lasting bonds with the people who give her the time to feel safe. For the right person, she's going to be incredibly rewarding to watch grow into her confidence!
Learn more about me!
Visit the Clackamas County Dog Shelter or call 503-655-8628
13141 SE Hwy 212, Clackamas, OR 97015
Tuesday through Friday, 1 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
https://www.clackamas.us/dogs