MYA - Chinese Shar-Pei / Rottweiler / Mixed (short coat) Dog For Adoption

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ome after being briefly adopted and returned when an introduction with another dog in the home did not go well. Mya has been a wonderful house guest so far, and time with other dogs has been limited and controlled. She is very vocal and pushy when playing with other dogs, but she LOVES to play! Mya would do well in a home with other young, large dogs that enjoy playing. Controlled introductions with several time-outs are recommended so that both dogs have positive interactions. Mya does not want to go into a crate, which means that a time-out room would be ideal for her time-outs. Mya is hoping to find an active home that will help her with her greeting and playing manners! It was said that she walks well on a harness! If you’re interested in meeting this affectionate girl, please give the shelter a call! Information from previous shelter stays: 03/12/26 Mya is back at the shelter due her adoptive owner finding that she did not seem comfortable in their home. They stated she did not want to eat while with them and appeared anxious (would chew on her nails). We had our shelter vet assess Mya on her return back to the shelter. We have found Mya to be a picky eater at the shelter. Mya was also described as being very headstrong while in their care. She was said to be housebroken and to know her basic commands. Mya was described as friendly when meeting children but can be a little shy around strangers. We have found that she can be selective towards other female dogs while at the shelter. Please ensure you are making appropriate introductions with all new animals. 02/12/26 Mya was surrendered to the shelter because her owner did not have housing that could accommodate her, and her pet sitter was unable to continue tending to her. The sitter had been watching her for months and stated that she is a fabulous dog, but with their long work hours, they really did not have the time to fully commit to having a dog for the long run. 10/09/24 Miss U’sa is back at the shelter and eager to find her right fit! U’sa was surrendered back to the shelter because her adoptive owners found that she had a high prey drive and they had cats in the home. She would do best in a home without small dogs, cats, or pocket pets to set her up for success! In their home, she did excellent in a kennel and was noted to be housebroken! She also does great on car rides! 08/27/24 This sweet little lady is U’sa! U’sa was said to be 75% Sharpei and 25% Rottweiler. Add that together, and she is 100% wonderful! U’sa was described as a very sweet dog who does well with everyone, including babies and children!

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