Diamond is a charming little girl with a fuzzy coat, currently in the care of Pooches United with People. She was surrendered along with her three siblings, who were raised in a remote area where finding good homes is a challenge. Thankfully, Diamond and her siblings arrived well-nourished and sociable, having enjoyed more comforts than many around them. This outgoing puppy loves her outdoor time, particularly splashing around in the wading pool with her family. Although we are awaiting DNA results for the litter, early guesses suggest she carries traits of a Siberian Husky and German Shepherd. We anticipate she will reach the lower end of the large breed size as an adult. It’s vital for her future family to be prepared for her to grow either bigger or smaller than predicted. Diamond is already doing great with crate training and is learning to go outside to relieve herself, which is a promising start for her. As a puppy, it's crucial for Diamond to experience different environments and socialize with people and pets. She should be introduced to various sights and sounds, such as vacuums and vehicles, and meeting people and dogs of all kinds. Regular puppy playdates, training classes, and outings all play a key role in her development. If you find yourself fitting this active lifestyle and can provide her with the necessary socialization, Diamond might just be the perfect addition to your home. Diamond has been vet-checked, vaccinated, and dewormed. She is not altered yet but will need her spay surgery by six months old, which is included in her adoption fee if done at the associated clinic. To adopt Diamond, call 651-645-4370 for more information. Seekers must be 21 years old, and pet owners should be ready to provide a vet reference if necessary. Make their next chapter their best one yet.