About Diamond

Diamond!! This girl is so full of personality. She will keep you on your feet, or possibly knock you over with kisses!!! Diamond is 2 years old, about 60lbs athletic built. She is a mixed breed. I see Pitty in her face but her long, tall kangaroo legs and longer thicker coat could be possible husky. She will keep you on your toes while knocking you over with kisses. She is good with most dogs. She would also be okay as an only dog as long as she had plenty of toys to play with. Not sure on cats. She is excited to see kids and will run to them. But has not spent enough time with children to see interactions. She gets very excited and would probably knock over a small kid easily. 8 years old and up would be preferred.We continue to work with Diamond everyday, while embracing all the amazing things that makes Diamond, Diamond.Diamond came to rescue as a crazy out of control, fence jumper, with extreme crate anxiety and separation anxiety. We were up for a challenge! adoption fee is $200. Diamond is fully vetted: vaccines, spayed, microchipped, tested negative for heartworms. She was fully vetted in August, but she was a hot mess and would need a gem like herself to adopt her otherwise she would quickly be returned. So we worked with her, we learned her quirks and we have fallen in love with her. Diamond is still a puppy at just over a year old and has lots of puppy energy. She has periods where she is energetic and playful and other times where she Just want to snuggle and be nearby. She thrive with consistency, structure and routines. First thing in the morning she is excited as soon as you open the door. She is ready to go out and run some energy out. She loves to play with her puppy friends, chase tennis balls and brings them back, frolic with a stuffy and play tug of war with a rope, leash, or tutu. After ten mins she is ready to come inside to eat breakfast and be with the family. Inside she looks for where her people are hanging out and wants to be on the bed with you, laying at for feet while your are working, or just hanging out near by. She gets a treat each time she goes into her crate. Frozen peanut kongs for long hours the days the foster family goes to work. She will rest quietly in her crate until the foster family gets home. She will be so excited to see you when you return home from a long day. She will go outside to potty but quickly run to you and possibly knock you over with hugs and kisses. When you pet she she will fall to the ground, roll over on her back and smile The kind of smile that can melt away all the stresses of a long work day. A lot of work has been put into Diamond to get her where she is today. The first obstacle was crate anxiety, we had to keep her safe! She busted her way through a few crates before our heavy duty puzzle lock crate came in. Knowing that she cannot escape she started calming in the crate and learning it was a safe place to hang out while foster mom was not there. Foster mom was able to sleep better too knowing she wasn't getting into things and chewing things that could be unsafe. She requires a heavy duty crate to keep her contained. She would not be for someone that doesn't believe in crate training or doesn't use the crate properly. The crate is there to keep her safe while waiting for her family to come home! Fence jumping was the next obstacle, she will clear a 6 ft fence in seconds flat. She enjoys her supervised fenced time/playtime and has learned to go to the gate and paws at it when she wants to come back inside. She will still jump the fence but only if she see a puppy friend outside or a worker's truck with all the doors open inviting her to take a car ride. We Love car rides, she gets so excited seeing new things, jumps hopes right in as soon as you open the door. We have spent a lot of time on leash walking. She still needs a little fine tuning and often times she will grab the middle of the leash in an effort to walk herself. Just part of her Diamond charm. To fill out an application visit https://petstablished.com/adoption_form/33868/generic

Cobb County
acworth, Georgia