This fluffy little pup came to us as an emergency surrender at just 7 days old! The day before her mother and most of her littermates had been killed by another dog. The few survivors were given away quickly. The family that got her was unprepared for a neonatal puppy. Annie has been fostered and raised by a local dog trainer who knows how critical the socialization and behavior shaping of a singleton neonate puppy is. Annie has been exposed to dogs, cats, chickens, ducks, geese, parrots, men, women and children. Annie has started potty training, is crate trained, started leash training, is familiar and comfortable with various floor and ground covers, is working on chew to training, learning to use a dog door, recall, sitting for attention, name recognition. Being a thick coated pup she gets over heated easily. She will require access to indoors to keep her cool, a cooling mat and she LOVES cuddling with frozen water bottles. Her breed mix is an active, large bunch. She will require access secure fenced yard (no apartments, condos). She could grow to 70 lbs.