Other than being the cutest pie, she is a puddle of energy, sassiness, and love; a smart, well-behaved girl. She learns real fast; it only took her three days to learn the commands "stay" and "sit." When I found her, she was hit by a car and needed for her movement to be restricted. When I put her in a secured, small space at home for the first few nights here, she wouldn't finish her business in that same area. She will need me to let her move a little to another place so she could keep her sleeping area clean. She does those small little jumps when excited or wanting food. She needs a warm, patient person/family (preferred if she was the only animal at home) to take her on and show her the love I cannot give.

Her behavior and medical status

I found her hit by a car. I took her from her mother (who's a dog I always take care of) when she was three months old.

Due to her injury, where she suffered from a broken pelvic joint and a few breaks in the pelvic bone, she needed to be restricted. So I took her in a room at my home for a few days, then moved her to a medical boarding hospital, then back to my home. She is reactive towards other dogs because, as you read, her lack of socializing. She spent many weeks locked for her healing process she is fully well now except that she got a small limp in one of her back legs. I didn't have any good separation system at first, and she would try to lunge at my other dogs immediately. I did some changes, and every time I limit their interactions, I notice improvement in her behavior. But sadly, I'm not a consistent person in training her due to personal reasons. This is taking more time with me, but with the right person, she will manage to change that behavior.