Phoebe loves to go for walks, a few times a day to help burn some energy or she gets bored and will chew papers, tissues, ect... and get into garbage cans, she is young and moderately active she needs to release her energy or she will not be happy.  Phoebe is also a bit  fearful of strangers and will take a few to warm up to people and will need a patient person who will let her take her own time to except them, but she does prefer women.  The biggest issue with Phoebe is you cannot pick her up till she is comfortable with you or she will bite. 

Phoebe is a little fearful of new people, she can get a little nippy if pushed. She does warm up to her person and gives kisses.  Phoebe would do best in an only dog home or a submissive dog, she does seem to like to play but gets bossy, and that's when the argument starts! if you are the pack leader you shouldn't have any problems.  No children, as she can get a little nippy if pushed or grabbed at, She does fine with my grandchildren but they learned to respect the dogs space at a young age, and we have no issues. she does get a little vocal if you try to move her and she don't want you to,  but with correction she tends to listen well. Phoebe's favorite pastime is laying in your lap or going for a walk , she loves to go for walks, she does not care to be outside if you are not with her, so no yard is not an issue as long as you like to walk daily. 
 

Phoebe was abandoned when her owner was evicted. Phoebe came with her hair over grow, matted and neglected.  Phoebe loves her person and wants to be near them. She seeks out affection, loves to be pet and gives sweet little kisses. She rolls over for belly scratches and is a joy to have around. She is a nice mix of active and relaxed. She is hesitant with strangers and takes time to be comfortable due to this you have to move slow in the beginning. She has improved some in this area since being in her foster home. Phobe seems to have some separation anxiety so an adopter that is home more would be best. She does not like to be crated and will bark and become anxious, but she has done well being left for short periods at home running loose. Phoebe would prefer to be the only dog in the home so she can get all the attention.  She will need regular grooming. What Phoebe needs most is love and time and attention.  If you think Phoebe would fit in you home fill out an application. 

Happy Days Dog and Cat Rescue microchips all dogs and cats before adoption. Microchips are implanted between the shoulder blades and are another form of identification should the animal get lost. The microchips are registered to    Happy Days Dog and Cat Rescue. The adopter's information is added once the adoption is complete. The adopter is responsible for a $19.99/Year registration fee or a $45.00/Lifetime registration fee to change information.    Dogs and Cats still need to have collar with tags should they get lost.