- Breed Anatolian Shepherd & Black Mouth Cur mix
- Age Adult (3-8 years)
- Sex Hembra
- Size Medium (26-60 lbs)
- Coat Short · Apricot / Beige / Yellow / Tan / Blond / Fawn
- House-trained Yes
- Spayed / neutered Yes
- Vaccinated Yes
- Special needs Unknown
- Good with kids Unknown
- Good with dogs Yes
- Good with cats Yes
Personality: Affectionate, Funny, Gentle, Curious, Couch, Smart, The Best Mom Ever, Playful
Harlem’s Story
Looking for a bundle of joy to light up your life? Look no further than Happy Harlem, the curious and playful Super Mom who's sure to steal your heart!
This very young at heart 8yr old girl is a ray of sunshine at 37lbs, bringing laughter and love wherever she goes. Happy Harlem is an affectionate cuddle bug who just adores people. She's a gentle soul with a heart of gold and a funny bone to match. Her playful spirit will keep you on your toes, and her silly antics will have you grinning from ear to ear. But don't be fooled by her goofy demeanor – Happy Harlem is also incredibly smart and gentle. And when it comes to being a mom, this girl takes the cake. She came to us with her sweet daughter Salem, and she still cares for her all the time. Happy Harlem is the epitome of maternal love and care, always putting her family first.
She's the kind of dog who will follow you around just to be by your side and will shower you with kisses and tail wags. So, if you're searching for a loyal companion to add some spice to your life, Happy Harlem is your girl. She's the whole package – funny, smart, affectionate, and simply the best. Come meet Happy Harlem today and add a little extra happiness to your life!
Shelter staff informs:
While we can't guarantee that this dog is 100% house trained, it is a very clean dog that spends days in a big outdoor run and nights in sleeping quarters. We also find no bedtime accidents in the morning. We do not know for certain how this dog would do living with children, as we do not know if it ever lived in a home environment with kids yet. However, this dog has not shown aggression toward any humans, of any age, at the shelter. As with any dog, we always recommend careful supervision and slow responsible introductions and interactions when children are involved.
