Meet Ariana! Ariana has a gentle, slightly reserved spirit and sometimes needs a bit of encouragement before she truly relaxes. Give her a little time, and you’ll find she softens up, becoming curious and actively seeking out your company in her own way. As she gains trust, her lighter, fun-loving side emerges—she’s quick to chase after a squeaky toy or play fetch and will happily return the toy to you, often placing it right at your feet or in your hand with a hopeful nudge if your attention drifts. Ariana enjoys her independence, sometimes preferring quiet playtime on her own with a lick mat or an enrichment toy, but she also knows how to connect and engage. Walking on leash, Ariana keeps a calm pace and handles passing other dogs with relaxed, appropriate manners. It’s clear she’s had some basic training, as she responds to several commands, though she’s still mastering consistency. Food rewards help keep her motivated, making training both enjoyable and productive. Ariana will thrive with ongoing positive reinforcement, long walks, and interactive games. Any introductions to resident pets should be slow and gradual over a two-week period, which helps set her up for success in a new environment. She is spayed, microchipped, and up to date on her vaccines. Your new best friend is just one click away.