Selah’s story is bittersweet—adopted as a puppy during COVID, she returned to the shelter after growing up in isolation from people and dogs. Because she missed out on important early socialization, Selah struggles with trust and takes her time warming up to new faces. She isn’t a dog that will rush to greet you—she’s more of a ‘slow burn’ who needs a few meet and greets before she feels safe letting you in. But those who stick with her get to see a special, fiercely loyal side. She’s impressively smart, motivated by training, and is steadily working her way through agility and loose leash walking. Her skills with basic commands are well established. While Selah has begun to make some canine friends, her comfort zone is still a quiet, steady environment without young kids or other dogs. Once Selah trusts someone, her bond runs deep. All she needs is someone patient who will give her the time to reveal her true self. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.