Shasta will make a good family dog. Her trainers said that so many people there love her. She is very playful and full of energy. Wherever she goes, she leaves behind so much love and happiness.
Shasta only has two basic commands that she is slow to respond to, “Heel” and “Jump.” She has many extra tricks she knows and is ready to show all of them off to her forever family.
You can’t help but fall in love with Shasta according to her trainer. She is easy going, learns fast and is just a bundle of pure happiness. She gives the best hugs and when you are feeling down, she is there to pick you right back up.
Shasta knows all of her basic commands and is only slow to respond to the “Heel” command. She knows plenty of extra tricks to keep a smile on your face. She can “Hug,” “Roll Over” and even “Kiss.”
Her family will truly fall in love with her the moment they meet her!
Shasta will make some family very happy. She is very playful and loving. Shasta can give the cutest looks that really pull on the heart strings. Any day is a good day with Shasta around.
Shasta has worked so hard and knows her basic commands very well. The only one she is slow to respond to is “Heel”, but she will do it. Shasta does know quite a few extra tricks too. She can “Kiss,” “Bow” and “Guess.” Even though she is smart, she can be stubborn at times, but can’t we all.
Different trainers had the joy of having Shasta during “Swap week.” They said she is a very active pup that likes to play but also likes to sleep. She knows her commands but can be stubborn at times. The trainers had to wait it out with Shasta a couple of times but she did great on her commands.
She plays well with plush toys as well as running with other dogs. She has a strong personality, but will be a welcomed addition to any home.
Shasta loves to sunbath and be outside. She enjoys the company of the other dogs when playing outside. Shasta is a very loving, sweet and caring dog.
Shasta has mastered all of her basic commands and also knows most of them using hand signals. She knows some extra tricks too such as “Bang-Bang,” “Hug,” “Count” and “Kiss.”
Shasta loves to run and play with people and the other dogs. She is very playful with her trainers.
She loves toys and relaxing on the big fluffy beds. The trainers are still working with her on the “Heel,” “Stay” and “Jump” command. She continues to learn extra tricks and will gladly “Hug” and “Kiss” on command.
Shasta has come so far from when she first arrived. She has touched the hearts of so many. She is just a big ball of fun, love and energy. She loves to lay around on anything soft and she will not sit on any type of hard floors. Shasta loves to be out in the sun but she is not a fan of the rain.
Her trainers said Shasta really is the best dog ever. Shasta knows most of her basic commands and is working hard to learn “Heel,” “Stay,” “Jump” and “Leave It.”
Shasta is a very loving dog. Her favorite snacks are bananas and apples. When she is in the mood to play and run, there is no stopping her. She likes to hop around like a baby deer. She is so cute to watch. She loves being outside and laying in the sun. After playtime she likes to relax with lots of hugs and kisses.
Shasta is doing well with her training. She is slow to respond to a few of her basic commands. Her trainers are working hard with her on “Heel”, “Sit” and “Jump. There is no need to worry about Shasta because she knows some extra tricks too. She can “Kiss,” “Shake” and “Bounce” just to name a few of them. Stay tuned!
Shasta is an active girl. She loves to play with teddy bears and balls. She enjoys getting her ears, neck and belly rubbed plus laying on pillows for cuddle time.
Shasta is working hard on her basic commands. She knows “Hurry,” “Let’s Go,” and even “Wait” which is sometimes a tough one to learn. She knows quite a few more basic commands also and will begin learning some extra tricks in the near future.
She loves people and other dogs. Shasta even knows how to open doors. She is a loving, caring and sweet dog and will make the best family pet.
Shasta is taking to her new environment well. She is learning her commands. She does know several of the basic commands very well though. These commands include '“Hurry,” “Let’s Go” and “Wait.” She doesn’t seem to be very treat motivated right now.
Shasta is very sweet and loves hugs and kisses. She gets along well with other dogs and inmates. She also has a great temperament. Her trainer is excited to work with Shasta this training session.
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