Meet Liz (aka Lizzy) As a self-proclaimed cat lady, I can confidently say Lizzy has made fostering a dog an absolute breeze. Liz is a true match-your-energy kind of girl. Want to lounge on the couch all day? She’s in. Feeling adventurous and ready to get out of the house? She’s down for that too. Inside the home, Liz is generally calm and low-energy—until you grab her leash. Then she does the cutest little happy dance that will instantly make your day. Liz knows her basic commands (sit, paw, stay) and is crate trained, though she’s never been destructive in the home. She’d happily snuggle in bed with you, but she’s just as content heading to her crate when asked. Easygoing and adaptable is her specialty. She shows affection in sweet, thoughtful ways—but she is not a licker. If you’re not into dog kisses, Liz might be your perfect match. Want her closer during cuddle time? Just say "come here," and she’ll gently crawl her little face right up to yours. Liz plays gently with her toys and loves fetch, though she doesn’t always want to give the ball back. A simple treat trade (tossed away from the toy) works perfectly, and she happily complies. She can be a bit protective of her toys if she thinks someone wants to take them, sometimes showing stiffness or a quiet growl, so she’d benefit from continued training around resources. Because of this, Liz would likely do best with older children who can respect her cues. She does well in the car and usually settles right into the backseat unless she’s extra excited. She’s gone on multiple doggie dates and walks and has done great each time—sometimes playful, sometimes happily doing her own thing. Slower, thoughtful introductions are recommended, but she’s clearly shown she enjoys canine company. And yes—Liz is a fashionable girl. She has a small sweater rotation and loves showing them off. Liz is truly something special. She’s an incredibly easy, low-maintenance pup with a few manageable quirks, and she has so much love to give to the right home.