Zora might look intimidating at first with her dark face and deep bark, but she’s really a softie at heart. Out in the open, she moves around with a regal calm, hanging back to watch people during Bingo nights and quietly checking in on everyone. She loves to stash her toys in the bushes—seems like she finds it entertaining—and keeps things low-key. Zora is easygoing and prefers a peaceful environment, so a quiet, retired home suits her best. She does fine with other dogs but doesn’t need them to feel content; her focus is simply being with her people and relaxing. She walks politely on a leash, does well in parades, and has no issues settling into her crate. She keeps her space clean too, never making accidents in her crate. Zora admits she doesn’t know many commands yet, but she’s bright and eager to learn if someone can teach her. Her bark is impressive when she’s behind the fence, but in person, she’s more mellow and reserved. Mostly, she saves her voice for when a squirrel strolls by. Zora’s looking for someone who values quiet companionship over constant action. What are you waiting for? Apply today!