Fee: $800 Location: Vancouver
Approx Birthday: December 2, 2020 Sex: Female Breed: Shiba Inu Weight: 8kg Length (head to base of tail): 48cm Height (head to ground): 45cm Spayed?/Neutered?: Yes
Special Need: Blind in right eye. Previous injury: Right eye retina Vaccines Pending: N/A
Leash Trained: Likes to be in front and at times likes to chew her leash Potty: Outdoor
Basic Commands: In Training, but already has good recall and sit command
Ever Been Alone in Home: Yes
Food brand: Kibbles/Soft kibble Number of Feeding per Day: 2
Kid Friendly: 5/5 * Dog Friendly: 5/5 Cat Friendly: 2/5 *Barking: 2/5 Chewing: 2/5 Separation Anxiety: 2/5 Fear for Adult Men: 0/5 Active Level: 3/5 Independence Level: 2/5 Velcro Level: 4/5 Prey-Drive: 2/5
*Cat interactions: Curious to street cats in Canada. Sully has not shown interest in chasing cats.
*Kid Friendly: Yes. Takes gentle pets from children.
*Fear of Men: No. Loves to meet every man she encounters on the street.
*Leash Trained: Yes. Just needs gentle handling when putting on and off her harness.
*Dog Friendly: Yes.
*Chewing: Currently only chews leashes, and crate gates.
*Prey-Drive: Ears get a little perky, however when walking with furry friends, she just likes to bark with them, but often does not know what it’s all about.
Sully’s story starts in Taiwan, where she lived on the streets. It seems like she used to belong to a family, but life wasn’t easy for her. She might have been kept in a crate for a long time, trying to escape by chewing the bars. Eventually, she ended up abandoned, or escaped her harsh life.
When rescuers found her, Sully was in bad shape. She was skinny, with an injured eye and broken teeth. But despite her rough past, she’s a sweet and loving dog.
With care and treatment, Sully’s physical wounds healed, but she lost sight in one eye and some of her teeth. However, her kind personality remained unchanged.
Now, Sully is adjusting to a comfy bed and gentle handling. She’s looking for a home filled with love and patience, where she can be herself. In the beginning though she might need a some help because of her sight. At times, Sully is ok on her own but she prefers to be close to her hoomans or fellow doggy companion.
Sully gets along well with other dogs, children. Sully prefers a gentle touch near her head. She’s shown herself to be incredibly clever, picking up commands such as recall quickly; she’s a smart girl who’s eager to learn and play.
She’s also good at letting you know when she needs to go potty. With her wornderful spirit and curious nature, she’s ready for the next chapter in her life—a forever home where she can be happy and loved.
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