Nova
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Nova
AvailableNova is a female German Shepherd Dog with a large build who’s about 2 years old and currently resides in San Diego, CA. She is spayed and has been house trained, making her a good fit for someone seeking a dog ready for a home environment.
About Nova
Meet Nova—a 55-pound German Shepherd Dog packed with affection, wiggles, and an irresistible urge to cozy up. She’s spayed, about 2 years old, and will always choose your lap over her own bed. After an energetic walk, expect her to claim your spot on the couch and nuzzle in for a nap. Fetch is serious business for Nova; she tears after that ball with single-minded joy every time, as if it’s her personal mission. Nova gets along wonderfully with both dogs and cats, which makes her a great candidate for households with other animals. While she’s friendly with her four-legged friends, she can be possessive about her toys, so supervision during playtime is a good idea. Since she hasn’t spent much time around kids, she’s best suited to a home without young children. Sweet, loyal, and playful—Nova is ready for a family and a permanent spot on your couch. Click apply to start the adoption process.
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Questions about Nova
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Nova is a German Shepherd Dog—a breed that thrives in active households with space to move. She’ll do well in a home where she gets plenty of mental and physical stimulation.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
German Shepherds like Nova do best with regular access to a yard or ample outdoor space for exercise. They appreciate daily walks and playtime to burn off energy.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
While German Shepherd Dogs can be good with kids, Nova hasn’t been around young children much, so a home without young kids is best for her. Older children who can respect boundaries are likely a better fit.











