Ava April
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General Information
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- House-trained: ā
- Leash-trained: Work in progress
- Good with other dogs:ā
- Good with cats: Unknown
- Good with children: ā
My Story
Hi there! Iām Ava ā a sweet little girl with a playful heart and just a tiny bit of shyness at first. My sister Mia recently found her forever family, and now itās my turn to find a loving home of my very own! While I miss having my sister around, Iām learning that I can be brave and shine all on my own. š
When we first meet, I might be a little nervous and do a few wiggly circles just out of your reach ā I like to take a minute to make sure everything feels safe. But donāt worry⦠once I know youāre my person, I warm up quickly and turn into a super friendly, happy pup whoās ready for love and attention!
Iām already off to a great start with my manners. I havenāt had any accidents so far ā Iāll even cry and paw at the pen door when I need to go potty (pretty smart, right?). I listen really well when I hear āno,ā even when Iām tempted to dig a little (hey, Iām still a puppy!). I also know how to sit and Iām eager to keep learning new things.
I LOVE toys and playtime, and I still have that perfect puppy energy ā playful and fun, but also sweet and eager to connect. With a little patience and love, Iām going to grow into the most loyal, loving companion.
My foster mom says Iām blossoming more every day, and now Iām just waiting for someone special to give me the chance to blossom even more. If youāre looking for a pup who will steal your heart and become your very best friend, I think I might be your girl.
I canāt wait to meet you! š¾š
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