About Aria

[Read About Natural Incontinence Care] She's such a funny goofy girl. Aria came to us a bit too quickly after losing our elderly golden retriever this year. We were unaware then immediately overwhelmed by Aria's dog reactivity and anxiety, both of which seem to be random. After 3 months away from the shelter, her anxiety got much better in our home, but she gets stressed out easily when she's outside. She's hypervigilant and curious. She's not met any kids yet, but hasn't met an adult without a wagging tail. She's super smart and learns quickly. She knows sit, down, stay, come, place, and has good threshold training skills too, so she won't just run out of an open front door. She's been to a board and train with other dogs where she did well, but sometimes in the neighborhood, she lunges and barks at dogs she doesn't know. She loves to sunbathe and take a long walk in the afternoons with hikes on the weekend. She'd do best in a home as a solo dog (princess energy for sure), where her humans have lots of time, energy, and patience to get to the root of her triggers and help her release them. Unfortunately, that's not our home any longer. Thank you for considering.

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Ventura County
Ventura, California

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Kelly Hines-Stellisch

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