When Daisy came to our home she was a little apprehensive at first. She fell in love with my husband and stayed by his side until she saw a tennis ball—then she was ready to play. She instantly warmed up and made herself at home.

She gets along well with our resident dog. When she goes to lay down, she finds where he is laying and joins him. Daisy also loves to snuggle; she will curl up with you wherever you are sitting.

She loves to play fetch and could play all day, every day, if your arm could take it. She is really good about bringing the ball back and dropping it for you to throw again. She will even play with the ball by herself if you are busy.

Daisy is very smart and knows quite a few tricks. She is housebroken and has been sleeping through the night in the kennel. She is very sweet and loves to smile. She had everyone at the vet falling in love with her and loved meeting new people.

She does not require another dog in the home or a physical fence. She is very independent but loves to be by your side. She enjoys going on walks, and she walks well on a leash. She is friendly with other dogs when she passes them.

Daisy has visited the vet and will be getting spayed in a few weeks.