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NADIAThis dog will take your breath away!
Nadia's striking regal beauty is only matched by the sweetness of her soul! This poor pup was found wandering in Elysian Park underfed and frightened, but with enough trust to shower wet kisses on her rescuers. She is under a year old, weighs 80 lbs and is social and affectionate. Nadia is a graduate from The Rescue Train's "Trained For Life Program", (to read more about this program go to www.TheRescueTrain.org). She is completely obedience trained and her new owner will get a lesson with Nadia’s dog trainer to learn what she has learned. We are looking for an adopter who loves dogs and wants to make Nadia an important part of their life and a priority. Someone who will be interested in Nadia’s training and her potential to learn more. Experience with dogs preferred, no children under the age of twelve.Nadia is playful and all puppy; she would love to crawl in your lap and bask in all your attention, as she thinks she’s a lap-dog! Big on hugs and kisses, Nadia is truly looking for someone to love and bond with.She wants to be your very best friend, although she would gladly share you with another canine companion as she loves to play and belong. Nadia’s guardian should be able to give her adequate exercise as she is a young, large breed dog and loves to go on walks. While she most prefers to be at your side in your home, when she is out in the yard it must be secure! This highly adoptable girl is spayed, micro chipped, current on all vaccinations and crate trained. Nadia is a fabulous dog whether you are adding to your canine family or want that special one to one experience; you will find it in this beautiful sweet girl. Open up your heart and home and in return Nadia will fill your life with all the loyalty and unconditional love that only a wonderful dog like this can give.
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