Rehoming German Shepherd

Tacoma WA

Description

Name is Kiwi. Birthday 1/13/2020, spayed, up to date on all shots [next one is rabies due in mid june], chipped through Home Again, last flea treatment was 3/17 frontline plus. No known health issues. Last vet appt was 1/25/2021 for spay. Went through Banfield Federal Way. Inside dog only 75% German shepherd, remaining chow/mix, 65 pounds Prefers crate at night, is crate trained and housebroken Eats Hill Science diet healthy mobility large breed dry food. Not food/treat aggressive with people, unknown about other dogs but doubt it'll be an issue. cannot eat blue buffalo large breed food, makes her sick. No other known allergies of any type. Lived with cats her whole life but wouldn't recommend placing her with cats as she plays too rough with them. Mildly curious about tank animals but no jumping or trying to get at the tanks. Good with 2-5 other dogs at once, but more makes her stressed/anxious. Not good at a dog park alone, but does ok if there's another dog she knows. Not leash trained, will run if not on leash. pulls constantly, also pulls towards people, other dogs, birds, etc. Def needs a yard. Chews anything and everything that can fit in her mouth and then some. Will jump and bark at people. Very mild separation anxiety, is fine after 5 or so minutes of being left alone. Attended a beginner petsmart training class. Comes when called, unless has something she's not allowed to have. Knows sit, lay down, shake, 'touch' [touch her nose to your palm] and turn around in a circle with consistency, and knows but tends to not listen to drop it, leave it, stay/wait. Groomer aggressive - I have to take her to a groomer to do nail trims since she won't let me, and she growls at the groomer when doing typical groomer stuff, nail trims, brushing, bathing, etc Will come with her crate, bed, food bowls, leash, collar, harness, chip info, leftover food, treats, toys, and vet records, and anything else of hers I can find. A couple of pictures included. She's definitely not a beginner dog, but with a lot of work and a yard to run around in she could be really great. I would definitely love our dogs to meet first. I was looking for a $300 homing fee firm