Adoptable DOGS

History : Hannah Montana was an outdoor dog the majority of time. She came from a community where her owner passed away, the house was boarded up and she was left on her own after having her second litter of puppies.

Hannah Montana is a sweet, energetic young dog who has had a challenging start to life, never getting the chance to truly experience her puppy years. Despite that, she is full of love, energy, and a need for plenty of attention. By the time she was just one year old, she had already had two litters of puppies, so she missed out on the typical playful and carefree puppy moments. Now, she’s ready for a life full of fun, love, and adventure!

Hannah is very energetic and requires lots of exercise and mental stimulation to keep her happy. She thrives on attention and can be quite vocal when she feels she isn’t getting enough love or playtime. While she’s still learning how to be a “grown-up” dog, she is always eager to please and responds well to positive reinforcement and affection.

She is very friendly, especially with children, though her big paws and playful nature can be overwhelming for young ones at times. Hannah does well with strangers and is quick to warm up once she realizes they mean no harm. However, loud noises and certain objects, like brooms or big sticks, tend to frighten her, and she’ll seek comfort from her humans when she’s scared.

Currently fostered on an unfenced acreage, Hannah enjoys outdoor time but should never be left outside unsupervised. She needs space to run and play, but more importantly, she craves interaction and companionship. When left alone, she can become destructive and may chew on shoes, toys, or even her bed if she’s bored or anxious. In her crate, she feels safest when a blanket is draped over it, allowing her to feel secure while still being able to see outside.

Hannah does not have food aggression and is generally gentle when taking food from hands. She enjoys mealtime but can get nervous when her bowl is empty, so it’s important to keep her feeling content with a full bowl. Though she loves being outside, she’s not suited for extremely cold weather and isn’t an outdoor dog.

Overall, Hannah is an intelligent, loving, and playful dog who needs a family that can provide her with the attention, exercise, and reassurance she craves. She will thrive in a home where she is given plenty of love, structure, and positive reinforcement, and she’ll reward her family with unconditional affection. If you’re looking for a sweet companion who will keep you on your toes, Hannah Montana could be the perfect addition to your home