Flossy spent over seven years as a breeding mom, never experiencing what it's like to have a home or people of her own. That part of her life is over. Now she’s quietly learning, one step at a time, that people can be gentle, safe, and worth trusting. Flossy, now eight, explores her world carefully. She prefers men and especially leans on her foster dad while still warming up to her foster mom—a reminder that for Flossy, trust is something hard-earned but deeply special. She has a gentle and patient spirit, showing affection on her own terms. Flossy loves being near her people, tucking in beside them or curling up quietly on the sofa. She moves through routines with a remarkable sweetness—doing a little circle dance before meals and taking treats with an ultra-soft mouth. She’ll use a crate but is clearly happiest with the freedom to settle where she feels safe, often sticking close to her person if given the chance. Flossy still needs careful handling, especially when being picked up, and she thrives in a calm, secure setting. A quiet home without young children, with a very secure fence, and stability away from city chaos is best. Having another calm, confident dog around would help her adjust. Flossy is on anxiety medication as she continues unwinding from a hard past. She requires an adopter with experience, steady patience, and deep empathy—a person ready to show her a home can be a place of gentleness and real love, forever. Flossy was born under the sign of Aries, a sun sign often known for resilience. Lets make it official, apply to adopt!