Anne is sweet, gentle, and has a soft spot for cozy beds—especially if she gets to share your space. She likes toys, but her heart condition means she needs a calmer lifestyle, as too much excitement can cause minor seizures. For the most part, Anne is content to lounge and nap, though she also enjoys car rides and gazing out the window. In the home, Anne does well both in and out of her crate and has had very few accidents, even after being left alone for up to seven hours. She's wary of other dogs and prefers they keep their distance. With patience and gentleness, Anne might learn to share her space with another dog, though she’s happiest as the center of quiet attention. She does not get along with cats. She’s friendly with people and does well around children who understand her limits. Anne knows her basic commands, but she can be selective about following instructions—her dramatic pout and stubborn streak are just part of her charm. She’s best for someone who likes to relax and will appreciate her lovable quirks, while providing a calm, understanding home aware of her medical limitations. Due to her condition, her future is uncertain, but Anne is eager for someone who will love her for as long as she has. What are you waiting for? Apply today!