Wendy is easy to leash up from her kennel and likely housetrained, as she potties immediately and several times once outside. Wendy doesn't pull on the leash and isn't jumpy or mouthy. She is just a waggy girl! She takes treats very gently, and is attentive to her handler, especially if her handler has yummy snacks!

Wendy has likely had a couple (or more) litters. Poor mama deserves some self care instead of caring for lots of babies! She tested positive for demodex mange, but seems to have a mild case. Despite the mange, she is absolutely stunning. Pictures just don't do her justice.

Wendy was very gentle when I sat down to snuggle with her. She didn't bowl me over and loved all over pets and scratches. She just soaked it all in and looked at me with loving eyes. I could definitely see her in a family home, and even with kiddos.

Wendy is that great age where she is over the puppy antics, has some basic training, but still young enough to romp around. She seems to be medium energy and is also medium size. Just perfect!

We cannot dog test due to the URIs going around the shelter, but when I brought her back inside and tied her up to clean her kennel, she happily watched me and didn't seem bothered by the dogs within close proximity in their kennels barking at her. She was just chill.

I could see Wendy thriving in many different types of homes. Go meet this sweet, stunning girl today!

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