holly (fka daria)

Holly (fka Daria), is a joyful, enthusiastic, little girl! Holly was seen by a caring individual being dumped on the side of the road, left with only a bag of food. But her smile says it all! Holly has never met a dog or person she didn't like - and what she loves MOST is soaking up cuddles on the couch and trying out being a lap dog. She is eager to please, food motivated and fully crate, and potty trained. Holly knows basic commands including sit, stay, down, and paw.

Holly loves to play whether it's by herself, with another pup, or with a human. When her foster is busy, she'll gladly settle for tossing toys alone or destroying them. Self-entertaining is truly such a gift for a young dog to have! She's a vocal player and welcomes a game of tug or a good game of chase around the yard. With pups, she's rough and rowdy - so not all dogs taste for a play romp but she is also perfectly fine being near dogs without playing, making her suitable for dog heavy locations!

Despite her exuberance, Holly is a medium-high energy girlie. She recently moved from a suburban neighborhood to a busy area of DC and she has thrived in both. Holly's current foster has found she will settle quickly after some activity - whether a 30 min. walk, a mile run, or some intense tug. Then she's down to snooze away. She's still a young pup who needs her daily exercise and is working on how to channel her exuberance in meetings.

Holly's foster mom says she is a dream dog! The perfect house guest, friendly with humans, and with dogs. Holly is a darling, happy girl who will be sure to brighten your days!

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