Copper is a sweet, sensitive girl who blossoms beautifully once she feels safe and connected to her people. With a gentle heart and a growing confidence, she's the kind of dog who forms deep bonds and then becomes your loyal little shadow, happily following you from room to room with her signature wiggly excitement. On leash, Copper is a pleasure to walk. She stays close by your side or just ahead of you, often pausing along the way to politely request booty scratches—usually followed by an adorable somersault and full commitment to belly rubs. Walks with Copper tend to be unhurried and joyful, filled with little moments of connection (and plenty of stops for affection). At home, Copper enjoys cozy spots where she can relax near her people. She will willingly go into her crate when she feels secure, but she can become anxious if she anticipates being left alone. She is working through some separation anxiety with her trusted humans and will need a patient, reassuring routine to help her continue building confidence. Copper takes time to warm up to new people and appreciates slow, respectful introductions. Loud noises and sudden movements can startle her, and she is especially cautious around men. Once she decides you're safe, though, she attaches deeply and becomes incredibly devoted. In social situations, Copper has shown she can be fine around kids, though higher energy environments may feel overwhelming for her at times. With other dogs, she can be a bit on guard—especially if she feels cornered or if interactions are too intense—so calm, controlled introductions and respectful canine companions will be important for her success. Copper is doing well with her house training when given consistent routines and frequent opportunities to go outside. She's a dog who thrives on structure, patience, and understanding as she learns the rhythms of a new home. As she's become more comfortable in her foster environment, her personality is shining through more each day—playful zoomies, silly moments, and a growing joy for life. Copper isn't necessarily a constant cuddle bug, but she deeply wants to be near her people and included in their world. With time, trust, and gentle guidance, Copper will reward her family with unwavering loyalty, a goofy wiggle-butt greeting, and the quiet, steady love of a dog who chooses her people wholeheartedly.