Sundae
sweet and cuddly, laid back super awesome
She cannot be around other doggies
female / 4-5 y o / 43 lbs
She cannot be around other doggies
female / 4-5 y o / 43 lbs
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Sugary deliciously sweet like an ice cream sundae.. Sundae got her name because of how friendly and snuggly she is! Also because her beautiful coat looks like melted chocolate and vanilla ice cream swirled together. Sundae’s unique coloring is caused from a cosmetic skin disorder called vitiligo. Vitiligo only affects the pigment of the skin and hair.. causing it to progressively turn white over time. Check out her photos and pigment of her nose... How cool!! She will have ever morphing markings. Even cooler.. Michael Jackson had the condition and so does our dog trainer Jamie! |
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Sundae is filled with joy and has so much love to give. Sporting her wide smile and lolling tongue, she confidently trots all around the farm grounds, head held high and ready to go! Sundae is a real adventurer and loves the outdoors.. she would make a fabulous jogging or hiking partner! In turn, we have also come to observe that Sundae is a real sucker for a comfy couch! and most of all, her bean bag!
Sundae was originally with us for some time then got adopted into a wonderful home where she lived for a little over a year! Unfortunately, Sundae was recently returned because of an issue with another dog in the home. Because of this, we have to ensure Sundae goes to a home that has zero interactions with other dogs and no children. Below you might see some pictures of Sundae before she was adopted, some in her previous home and some of her currently!
Sundae is a real people dog. She LOVES the company of humans and thrives on affection. You’ll see in the photos below just how cuddly she is. When you join Sundae on the couch, she’ll to gently rest her head on your lap and look up at you with her loving, beautiful eyes.. it’s precious!
Sundae can get a bit nervous with passing cars.. way back when she first arrived, she tucked her tail and slinked away from the passing car as if it were going to hurt her. As Sundae settled in we began to notice that fear come out every time a car or bike passed. Sometimes she feels so threatened she’ll bark to protect herself from the car . We’re not quite sure what happened to Sundae to make her so fearful of these passing things but lots of good obedience and connection on her walks have made her car reactivity subside quite a bit! We are so so happy to report that Sundae hardly ever barks art a passing car but we do see it every once in a while!
Her program consists of interactive confidence building games, leadership leash skills and fun clicker training commands... and let me tell you... Sundae is sooo smart! She is excels in every bit of partnership training with her handlers and trainer. She learned the sit and look command in only three short sessions! Sundae also has some tricks up her sleeve.. she can also weave between your legs on command and give paw!
Sundae was originally with us for some time then got adopted into a wonderful home where she lived for a little over a year! Unfortunately, Sundae was recently returned because of an issue with another dog in the home. Because of this, we have to ensure Sundae goes to a home that has zero interactions with other dogs and no children. Below you might see some pictures of Sundae before she was adopted, some in her previous home and some of her currently!
Sundae is a real people dog. She LOVES the company of humans and thrives on affection. You’ll see in the photos below just how cuddly she is. When you join Sundae on the couch, she’ll to gently rest her head on your lap and look up at you with her loving, beautiful eyes.. it’s precious!
Sundae can get a bit nervous with passing cars.. way back when she first arrived, she tucked her tail and slinked away from the passing car as if it were going to hurt her. As Sundae settled in we began to notice that fear come out every time a car or bike passed. Sometimes she feels so threatened she’ll bark to protect herself from the car . We’re not quite sure what happened to Sundae to make her so fearful of these passing things but lots of good obedience and connection on her walks have made her car reactivity subside quite a bit! We are so so happy to report that Sundae hardly ever barks art a passing car but we do see it every once in a while!
Her program consists of interactive confidence building games, leadership leash skills and fun clicker training commands... and let me tell you... Sundae is sooo smart! She is excels in every bit of partnership training with her handlers and trainer. She learned the sit and look command in only three short sessions! Sundae also has some tricks up her sleeve.. she can also weave between your legs on command and give paw!