Meet Siri
Siri is a female coonhound but don't let her Bambi legs fool you, she is light and easy to pick up. She's around 2 years old and from Kentucky and she has a tip of her ear missing. She is an active and sweet dog who always wants to play. She knows come here and back and she's working on sit and down. She's very trainable and likes praise and pets. She's still a puppy and she chewed her water dish and my favorite tumbler but I've forgiven her and she's learning the rules and routines quickly. She plays well with the other dogs, she would prefer an active home with kids and another playful dog. She doesn't bark unless there's a knock at the door, she ignores birds, she is crate trained but needs a treat to go in. She does funny and cute things often and she is sweet even if other dogs are not. She has been going potty outside really well but you have to take her out right away before she gets distracted by a food dish or toy. She needs practice walking on a leash but she's happy as long as she's not alone. She prefers running around in a fenced yard especially since she's still young but she curls up if everyone else is sitting. Siri will be able to go to her new home after Oct 1st when she is spayed
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