Lily is calm in her kennel and easy to leash up. Lily only pulls occasionally and slightly on the leash, and I bet with more frequent walks, that would improve. Lily is very likely housetrained.

It seemed like it may have been Lily’s first time in the run, since she really enjoyed spending time soaking up the smells. She’s clarity been a mama before. Lily takes treats gently and is playful but not intense.

She jumped up on me once but I wouldn’t call her jumpy. She wasn’t mouthy. Lily actually asked to go for a walk by standing at the door to the run, so we went for a sniffy walk/jog which she really enjoyed. Lily would love to be your sniffy walk partner in crime.
If you didn’t notice, Lily is absolutely stunning
Her eyes are gorgeous too. Lily accepted all handling. She did spend more of her time checking out the run, playing, and sniffing vs asking for pets, but when it’s a dog’s first time in the run, that’s typical. Go rescue Lily today!

For more information about this animal, call:
Prince Georges County Animal Services Division at (301) 780-7200