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, but I can be very skittish around some men when I first meet them. I haven't spent much time around children, though I think that I would do best around tween and teenage children especially if they are willing to love and give me attention. In addition, think that I would do best in a home where there isn't a lot of yelling or arguing because I am very sensitive to raised voices even if they aren't directed at me, loud noises, or any fast movements. So as a result, my new parents will just have to try their best to take it slow with me, and help me understand that not everything is going to hurt me. I'm still a young gal that tends to have a lot of extra energy, and I love to burn off some it by going outside where I can run, chase, and play. Some of my favorite toys to play with are balls, ropes, and stuffed toys. I would really like to find someone how would be willing to take me on daily walks or jogs around town. In my previous home, I spent the majority of time inside, and as long as I get on a schedule, I don't have any accidents in the house. While I was in foster I worked on crate training, and don't freak-out so much when I'm in it now, but I am a smart cookie, and have figured out how to open it, so you'll have to turn it to where the door is against a wall. If you plan on keeping me outside for short periods of time, you'll have to make sure you have a secure fence, because if I get out I will take off and it's difficult to catch me. In my previous home, and while I was in foster care I lived with other dogs and cats did okay with them. However, I think that I would do best in an environment where I don't have to share my families love, attention, or my toys. In fact, I am food aggressive towards other dogs, I don't like sharing my toys or treats with other dogs, and if another dog has something I want, I will go and get it and I'm not always nice about it. So if you're wanting to add an shy yet cuddly, gal that needs a little training, and TLC, then come on down and visit with me today.