Baby Girl

Baby Girl Baby Girl’s name is so appropriate. She is such an innocent! The whole world is brand-new to her. She is a beauty with a velvety black mask, amber eyes, and a long, silky coat (though she does get hot easily). Baby Girl is fully house-trained. She will not get on furniture unless invited. She takes treats with a gentle mouth. She has excellent recall (for a high value treat, she will leave any temptation). She knows “sit” and “down” commands and is gentle on lead. She is very good in the car. Baby Girl has tons of puppy energy! She is non-aggressive and loves to play with other dogs she feels comfortable with or play ‘tug-of-war’ with her family. She hasn’t fully learned how big and strong she is. A home with small children would not be recommended at this time. She is a natural watchdog but does not bark excessively. She is very eager to please, loves to nap at your feet, especially if it includes a belly rub. At this time, she fears new people trying to touch her head, loud noises, and still suffers periodic separation anxiety, though quiet music is very soothing to her. Her crate is her ‘safe’ space.