Cotton L
General Information:
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- House Trained: Yes if on a schedule
- Leash Trained: Yes
- Good with other dogs: Unknown at this time
- Good with cats: Unknown at this time
- Good with children: Yes
My Story
Hi, I’m Cotton! I’m a sweet, affectionate girl on the lookout for my forever home. I love spending time with humans and get excited for all the attention I can get! I’m very interactive and love making eye contact—there’s nothing better than being petted and receiving love.
Though I’ve mostly lived outside, I’m starting to appreciate the comforts of indoor life—warmth, coziness, and lots of love. I’m playful, easygoing, and always ready for fun. I’m used to guarding at night, but I’m adjusting and starting to sleep more peacefully in the evenings.
I spent a short time in a foster home and really enjoyed cuddling with my foster parents. Now that I’m back at the boarding facility, I’m getting better every day. I’m no longer as afraid as I was in the beginning, and the volunteers are so kind and patient with me. I really enjoy their company and love hanging out with them.
I’m confident and affectionate, both in the play yard and on the trails. Although, the deer on the walking trails are a bit annoying. LOL!
I’m mindful of my surroundings and can be a little wary when exploring new things, so I do need some time to warm up. After my walks, I’m eager to come back to the lobby, but I can be a bit reluctant to return to my kennel—who wants to go back when there’s so much to explore and more pets to enjoy?
I’m housetrained and do well with a consistent schedule. While I can be vocal when I see other dogs or feel protective of my space, I’m just being cautious and looking out for my own. I’ve never met a cat, so I’m not sure how I’d feel about one, but I’m open to it. When it comes to food, I’m not possessive at all. I know the “Sit” command and love to please!
If you’re looking for a sweet, playful, and loving companion who loves attention, I could be your perfect match!
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