Asuna’s all about the happy medium: she chases squeaky toys with gusto and then melts into the couch for some attention. There’s a big-hearted, affectionate side to her—if you’re in her trusted circle, she’ll gladly curl up in your lap or nudge you for a belly rub. She was returned to the rescue when her adopter faced serious health challenges, so Asuna rolls best with calm, dog-savvy older kids and families who appreciate her moods. She mixes well with most dogs if they’re friendly and don’t compete for the spotlight, and she’s deeply attached to her sister, though both will thrive on their own. Pushy or antagonistic canine friends are not her vibe. No cats or small animals—her prey drive is just a little too strong for a safe match. Asuna does well in familiar spaces but feels anxious in unpredictable environments and with quick-approaching strangers. Patience is key. She is quiet, has good house manners, and is reliably house-trained and crate-trained. She rarely barks and picks up new routines fast. A securely fenced yard is a must; Asuna doesn’t jump, but she’ll test weak spots if she’s worried and alone. Separation is manageable for her, but she loves company—dog or human. Her playful bursts show up in zoomies, fetch practice, and all things chewy. She’s teachable, loves praise and treats, and is motivated to learn more, making fun for someone who enjoys training. She’s spayed and up-to-date on vaccinations, and she has bounced back strongly from a rough patch of neglect. Located in Richland, WA, and adoptable throughout the Pacific Northwest with transport assistance available. Give them the home they have been waiting for. Apply today.