Prada
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Prada
AvailablePrada is a medium-sized, female mixed breed dog with a unique lineage, including German Shepherd and Australian Cattle Dog. Though her exact age is unknown, she is classified as an adult. She is spayed and is currently located in Savannah, GA.
About Prada
Meet Prada β proof that appearances can be deceiving! Her DNA results left us amazed: this adorable pup has German Shepherd, Australian Cattle Dog, Hound, and Pit Bull Terrier in her lineage. Prada is a shy, sensitive girl who prefers to take life at her own pace. She won't be the pup jumping into your lap right away, but with a little patience and understanding, she will reveal an incredibly loyal friend. This clever girl thrives on building trust, enjoying the company of active dogs that respect her boundaries and help boost her confidence. Given her herding instincts, Prada should live in a home without cats and with older, dog-savvy children who can honor her space. An active lifestyle will benefit her greatly; she will excel in activities like agility, scent work, or hiking. Prada understands the value of a true friendship, and while she may take time to warm up, the payoff is a devoted companion for life. If you're searching for a unique personality with a one-of-a-kind family tree, Prada is eager to meet you. Click apply to start the adoption process.
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Questions about Prada
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Prada, being a mixed breed dog, tends to do best in a calm and supportive environment where she can build trust over time.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Prada enjoys an active lifestyle and would benefit from ample outdoor space for activities like hiking or agility.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Prada does not get along with young children, but older, dog-savvy children who respect her space may be suitable.











