Sheba
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Sheba
AvailableSheba is a 6-year-old female adult dog, weighing in as a large breed. She has a beautiful brindle and white coat, is spayed, and has up-to-date vaccinations. While she is house trained, she prefers a peaceful environment where she can feel at home. Located in Falls Church, VA, this loving pup is ready to meet her new family.
About Sheba
Sheba is an incredibly sweet dog who loves to be around her people. With her gentle demeanor and playful spirit, she brings joy wherever she goes. Her curious brown eyes and soft brindle coat are hard to resist. Whether it's enjoying some outdoor fun or just relaxing together, Sheba thrives on companionship. This lovely lady prefers a calm environment with a fenced yard where she can dash around safely. Loud noises can startle her at times, but she bounces back quickly. While she gets along with some dogs, she does better in a home without cats, as her instinct is to chase small animals. Sheba has solid recall and knows commands like sit, shake, and down. She walks well on a leash and is housebroken, capable of staying alone for a few hours without issue. When you come home, expect her to greet you with enthusiasm and a longing for belly rubs. Sheba is eager to find her forever family—come see if she’s the perfect fit for you!
Adoption Fee
$475Payment after application.
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Questions about Sheba
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Sheba, a mixed-breed dog, typically thrives in a calm environment with a secure fenced yard for play and exercise.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Sheba enjoys having a fenced yard where she can run around in short bursts, making her well-suited for homes with some outdoor space.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
While Sheba is friendly, her best fit would be in a home with older children who can understand her needs and personality.
