Vahgar

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  Vahgar is an absolute sweetheart and loves every person she meets. She can be pushy with other dogs off leash, but is neutral on leash. she needs guidance during introductions to make sure she develops into a more well rounded and neutral adult. She has full on leash obedience and is seasoned in off leash obedience.

  Vahgar first showed up emaciated and snake bit. The moment we saw her, she showed us her belly and asked for pets. It was a wrap. We got her treated while we got the word out that she had been found, but no one came forward. She needed a lot of work on manners, obedience, socialization, and respecting fences/barriers, but she is now healthy and well on her way to having full on leash and off leash obedience.

  Vahgar loves a game with her flirt pole. she has okay food drive, and great toy drive. She absolutely adores her people and is very velcro.

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