I've found my furever family!

CHELSEA ~5 months old. Good with older considerate children and dogs. Cats TBD.Hi! My name is Chelsea!!! I can't tell you much about my beginnings but I can tell you that my sister Kelsey and I are very thankful for the GSRA volunteer who pulled us from the shelter & brought us to our foster home. Our foster mom says we must have been well taken care of because we are very healthy & well behaved for puppies that is. If you see us together you may think we are wild we love to run around chase each other jump on each other wrestle etc. in other words act like normal sibling pups. :-)I am crate-trained & pretty close to being house-trained. While foster mom is at work we stay in our crates. I love to play with my sister and our other foster sisters but they are older & don't want to play with us much. We respect them very much. They are teaching us appropriate puppy behavior though like what is my toy is mine & not yours. And some toys are meant to be shared. Tug-o-wars are especially fun we like to pull each other around.Here's what our foster mom says about us: Kelsey & Chelsea are great pups. I think they would be fine as only dogs or with other dogs. Chelsea is the more personable little girl she's a real sweetheart. If she goes to a family with another dog they should be experienced with multiple dogs especially pups. Chelsea is the more personable little girl she's a real sweetheart.I would recommend obedience training for the family that adopts each of these little girls it will help both the girls & their families establish appropriate roles & behaviors.It is GSRA policy to not adopt pups under the age of one year to families with children under the age of 8.