Tiffany has made an incredible turnaround. She came in terrified—shaking, hiding, unwilling to walk, and desperate to squeeze herself into the tiniest spaces for safety. But what stood out from the start was her complete lack of aggression. With just a few days of patience, steady handling, and confidence building, Tiffany started to come out of her shell. She went from freezing on walks to making it down a busy street, shaky but trying, taking in the world with careful curiosity. Now she enjoys walks and meets people and other dogs without panic, even getting into a playful stance with new canine friends. Tiffany has learned the sit command and responds positively to gentle encouragement as she continues to process her past experiences. These days, Tiffany feels like a brand new dog, bursting with energy and mischief. She’s eager to play, loves attention, hands out sloppy kisses, and paws at you for more interaction. She does need ongoing training simply due to her size, strength, and exuberance—her excitement can translate into lunging and some chaotic zoomies. She’s smart and wants to please, just needs someone experienced with large breeds to teach her when enough is enough, especially around smaller people. Tiffany does best in a secure, fenced home with people who understand big, powerful dogs and are ready to keep working on her recall and manners. She gets along with other dogs and children and has shown no aggression even when startled, though she remains wary of men with tools or loud objects and can bolt in her panic. A foster-to-adopt setup is required to make sure the fit works for everyone and that Tiffany’s progress continues. Her future looks incredibly bright with the right person. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.