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Mini Pearl

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  • Female
  • 4+ years
  • Adopted Nov 22, 2015
  • Good with Cats? Yes
  • Good with Dogs? Both
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Mini Pearl is tiny, tiny, tiny.  Like she wore a wool sweater in the drier and she shrunk.  Some say she looks like a Corgi, but her body is completely proportionate to the gsd.  

Mini Pearl’s foster mom, Janice, writes:

“She is very fun and very obedient and always forgiving.  She wants to be so close to you, I have stepped on the poor thing more than once.  She always acts as if she did something wrong!  Love her.  She is a perfect dog for someone who likes to sit around the house but she will go for a long walk quite willingly.  What you do, she’ll do.

She seems to get along well with other dogs.  She has a sense of play and humor too…we go for walkabouts in my horse pasture and she loves to run around like a crazy dog, scaring little birds and pretending she is going to run into me.   If I let her off leash she stays fairly close and she never pulls on her leash when she’s on.  She comes when she’s called 9 times out of ten, and on the tenth time if I whistle, she comes. She’s excellent with little kids.  She rarely barks, and I mean rarely.  The first time she did it I was completely surprised, I had concluded she had lost the ability to bark.

At night she sleeps as close to my bedroom door as she can get (actually up against it) and when morning comes I can hear her tail thumping on the floor, “come on! get up!” 

She doesn’t hate going in a car, but I can tell she’d rather we didn’t.  However, she lays down flat and goes to sleep, snoring the miles away.  As you can see, I think she is one wonderful girl.”

This is one sweet cookie.  

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