Meet Scully, a sweet and friendly young lady who’s ready to find her forever home. Scully has had a rough start, having been housed outdoors or in a crate for much of her early life, which has impacted her socialization skills. While she’s an affectionate girl, she’s still learning how to navigate certain situations and can be a bit nervous at times. For these reasons, condo living not recommended.

Scully is particularly scared of young children and other dogs, so she’ll need a patient and gentle owner who understands that slow introductions and positive reinforcement are key to helping her build trust and confidence. When she’s comfortable, Scully greets new people with a wagging tail and a joyful demeanor, but she requires time and space to adjust to new experiences.

Though Scully is still young, she’s not overly excitable and would thrive in a calm environment with an owner who can provide her with regular exercise and gentle guidance. If you’re looking for a dog who needs a little extra love and patience to help her grow, Scully could be the perfect fit.

With the right home, Scully will continue to blossom into the loving companion she was always meant to be.