Meet Sandy!
Hi, I’m Sandy! I’m a 2 ½ to 3-year-old, 62-pound sweetheart looking for my forever family. I was found as a stray, so my past is a mystery, but I must have been raised right because I have great manners—I know how to sit, lie down, and shake!
I’m house and crate trained, and while I enjoy relaxing in my crate, I also do great when left out while my foster family isn’t home. I love daily walks and am fantastic on a leash—I don’t react to other dogs and am more interested in sniffing around and reading my "doggie newspaper." I’ll notice other dogs and squirrels, but I just glance at them and keep walking.
I have a quirky love for shoes and socks, but don’t worry—I’m not destructive! I’ve learned not to chew on them, but I do like to carry them to my crate or outside. Stuffed animals are another favorite of mine—I take them outside with me but always keep them intact. My absolute favorite game is "doggie soccer" with a basketball—I love chasing and blocking it! I also do zoomies in the backyard and enjoy spending time outside when my foster family is home.
Car rides? I love them! But I do get car sick without Dramamine if we’re driving for more than two hours. I did great at the vet and groomer for my bath and nail trim, so I’m easy to handle.
I have a sweet temperament and rarely bark in the house or at the doorbell, though I might let out a bark or two from inside the fence. I love visiting Lowe’s, where the employees always give me treats!
I adore kids and get excited when the two teenage boys in my foster home come home. Other kids, as young as four, visit me at the fence for pets, and some even come inside to play—I love it all! At night, I usually sleep on a dog bed upstairs, but lately, I’ve been choosing the bean bag in the bonus room where I can look out the doors and see what’s going on.
I’m a polite eater and take treats gently. I don’t rummage through the trash, so the trash can is safe even when no one is home.
I’d love a family with kids, a fenced backyard, and an active lifestyle filled with walks, outdoor play, and belly rubs. If that sounds like your family, I’d love to meet you!
Please do not apply for Sandy through GSRA. Apply directly with SGSR
