Shiloh is a friendly, good looking short coat 7year old black and tan girl. She went to puppy classes and knows all her basic commands. She does pull a bit on the lead at the start of a walk but generally loves to take her time and sniff around.

Shiloh has been in her current home for 4 years; it is a very rural area, and she has not had any interaction with dogs outside the home during that time. Within the home property she interacts nicely with an older GSD but has been fighting with her litter sister who has been there since she was a puppy. This is the reason for Shiloh being rehomed.

Shiloh is friendly with visitors and generally ignores people she sees outside. She is crate-trained and fine in the car; she behaves well at the vet. She is used to sleeping overnight in her crate away from the main household and now seldom has free roam of the house because of the issues with her sister.

Shiloh is fine to be left for short periods and does not bark

excessively, she will yowl to alert when she needs to go outside.

Shiloh had puppy vaccinations, but no boosters so she will need to restart these in her new home, new owners will also need to commit to having her spayed, once she is fully settled.

Shiloh’s owner has decided that she would be much better off away from her sister so that she can go back to living a more normal life within the family home. The rescue requires that the new home be a rural or quiet suburban environment given her background and age.