"Putt" as we call her, has been with us for quite a good while. It's heartbreaking to watch such a precious, good minded girl continue as just a "number" at our rescue. Putt just wants love, she wants to lay on a fluffy dog bed in the living room with you and she prefers to stay "under the radar," with the activity here. Putt has very short molehair, that seems to never shed. She goes belly-up when you reach to pet her, because she loves belly rubs. There has never been an easier dog to have on our farm. She NEVER bothers the horses and showed no interest in the house cat. Sure, she may be 5-6 years old, so not a puppy and she might have some pit in her, but we guarantee, an adopter, who doesn't mind to give her 2-3 days to adjust to a new home (because she is shy at Meet N Greets) , will expose the sweetest, most perfect guest you could ever hope for. Putt does NOT like aggressive behavior as it worries her. Once 2 dogs at the rescue here, got into a tiff. Putt, ran, as fast as she could to the furthest edge of the farm and watched from a distance. She has NO interest in meanness whatsoever. Putt's a lover, not a fighter!!!! She is like a ghost when you put her in her crate at night, it's so easy to forget she is there, because she is so quiet. She will sleep on the bed with you, too, and won't get up until you get up. No destroying furniture, getting into the trash, nada. Her recall is wonderful and when outside for play and potty, she stays in the yard, usually getting atop the pile of hay bales and waits until you open the door to come inside. Putt is a wonderful companion who deserves to be someone's one and only........if someone would just give her a chance!!!!