Emma is a delightful Shepherd and Jack Russell Terrier mix puppy, brimming with a joyful and curious personality. This playful and active girl adores toys, loves to chase and wrestle with her foster siblings, and is happiest when exploring the yard or finding the perfect stick. Beyond her energetic antics, Emma is also a sweet and affectionate companion who thrives on attention, cuddles, and pets. After a good play session, she's always ready to curl up for snuggle time, making her a wonderful blend of playful and loving.
As a German Shepherd Dog and Jack Russell Terrier mix, Emma is likely to inherit a keen intelligence and an eager-to-please nature, making her highly trainable. She's already showing great promise with potty training and crate training, settling quickly with a treat or Kong. Both breeds are known for their loyalty and require mental stimulation to prevent boredom. While she can be a bit timid in new environments, her intelligence and desire to please mean she will gain confidence with consistent, gentle exposure and continued positive reinforcement training.
Emma will thrive in an active home that can provide plenty of exercise, continued training, and abundant love. She needs regular walks and outdoor adventures to satisfy her energetic spirit. While she's working on leash skills and doesn't necessarily require a fenced yard, a home committed to ongoing obedience classes is essential for her development into a well-adjusted adult. If you're looking for a sweet, active, and intelligent puppy ready to become a loyal and loving member of your family, Emma is eager to meet you.
Special Needs
No
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Training
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