Nova Galaxy is an exceptionally affectionate and extroverted young girl who believes everyone she meets is a friend deserving of kisses. This delightful pup, currently 11 months old, brings classic puppy enthusiasm to every interaction. She thrives in a multi-dog household, getting along beautifully with her canine housemates, and her gentle nature suggests she would also be fine with cats. Nova adores children, having happily interacted with kids aged 8-15, making her a wonderful companion for dog-savvy youngsters.
As a Weimaraner, Nova possesses a keen intelligence and a strong desire to please, making her a quick learner. She is highly motivated by high-value treats and enjoys a good challenge, especially with her favorite squeaky toys or an antler. Weimaraners are known for their athletic build and need for consistent exercise, so Nova will thrive with an active family who can provide her with plenty of opportunities to run and play. Her short, sleek coat requires minimal grooming, but she does shed moderately.
Nova is fully crate trained and house trained, demonstrating excellent manners and a love for routine. She would benefit from a confident handler who can continue to guide her in leash manners and provide consistent training to channel her abundant energy. An ideal home for Nova Galaxy is one that is ready to embrace a loving, playful, and active companion, showering her with affection and engaging her in daily adventures. She promises to fill your home with joy and quickly become an irreplaceable part of your family.
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