RAVEN

My story

Raven is happy, super-duper affectionate, kissy, and very quiet. She wants to be right by your side. Raven is new to living in a house and had learned the beauty of soft couches, warm beds, and the joy of toys. And she is learning new dog words every day, like `Outside, Inside, Up, Down, Potty` etc., and takes correction easily. She is chill in the house and loves to snuggle.She hasn`t had a single accident in the house or in her crate, day or night, so I say Housebroken.In the backyard, Raven has discovered the tennis ball and likes to do zoomies with it in her mouth. She really wants her sister Rose to wrestle with her outside, but so far, Rosie is not interested.Raven does not like being in her crate and is working on her separation anxiety; she just wants to be where you are.She is comfortable being touched all over - paws, ears, snoot, tail, tummy - it`s all good and it`s all attention she loves. She will roll over onto her back for tummy petting any time you`d like to provide it.Best guess is that she`s a Labrador-Pit combo. She has Labrador`s soft, gentle mouth, the pit`s cute lil` pibble-nibbles, and does the pittie slide off the couch.Even though Raven is mostly black, her white socks created mostly white toenails for future ease of nail care. She is approximately 46 lbs.Raven and her sister Rosie have a sisterly bond and love to snuggle together, but could also thrive if adopted separately. Raven is jealous of attention her sister receives, and also tries to eat her sister`s food. So for someone not interested in adopting them together, Raven could do great as a solo dog or with another dog who likes to play wrestle and has some boundaries

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