Payden

Meet Gentle and Sweet Payden Spayed female, 1 year old, 44 lbs When Payden was about a couple of months old, she was spotted by a construction worker near the construction site. Worried about the little pup's safety amid the heavy machinery, the worker immediately took the puppy under his wing and named her Payden. Due to the busy construction work, Payden often found herself either tethered or left to roam freely. When the construction job was done, Payden followed the rescuer to another city's construction site, where she continued to enjoy her newfound freedom. However, in this new site, there was heavy truck traffic. It made Payden more challenging to stay away from the trucks. A neighbor lady frequently spotted Payden darting dangerously close to traffic. She approached the worker if he would consider letting her take over Payden for a better home. But just as Payden was about to leave the construction site, she suddenly vanished without a trace. Panic ensued among the site's occupants as they frantically searched for Payden. A day passed with no sign of her. People started to worry about Payden’s safety. They went to the nearby police station, hoping to find any clue from the surveillance. Fortune favored their efforts as the police eventually spotted an elderly scavenger taking Payden away. By following the trail, they finally found Payden the next day. Immediately, Payden was taken to an animal hospital for thorough checkups. Thank God she was okay without any tiny injury. After giving Payden the necessary shots, she moved to a foster home waiting for a second chance. “I have not seen a gentle and patient puppy like Payden who is doing so well with young children”, the foster mom said. Payden adjusted remarkably well at the foster, particularly enjoying the company of children and humans. Despite his lively personality, he didn't engage in destructive behaviors or snatch at unapproved items. Payden is amazingly patient, acting as a quiet guardian, tolerating children’s rough pettings and exciting screaming without complaint. Even though a home cat is coming down and up, Payden shows no aggression towards the cat. Due to Payden has not many chances to meet other dogs, she is a little nervous when encountering new dogs indoors, in alert barking but with no aggression. If the new dog does not continually bug her, she warms up quickly after they get to know each other better. Payden is playful outdoors. She enjoys playing running and chasing dogs outdoors to make new friends. If she encounters some alpha dog, she will try to please him or just walk away. Payden is very friendly to humans. In her eyes, humans are all nice creatures. She is such a sweet home dog for all ages. If you wish to have an adorable best friend in the company of young children, please visit www.ahan.org to view more of Payden’s fascinating videos, click, and Apply. That will help us to process your application efficiently. Temperaments. The dog is: • Alpha ? Submissive • Shy/ skittish Energy level: • high • Medium-high ? Medium • Low. The dog is: • Lively ? Playful • Calm/ chill ? Affectionate/ cuddly Is the dog friendly with: People _Y _, Children _Y _, Dogs _Y _, Cats _Y _ Is the dog good and patient with young children (age under 6 years old)? Yes. Is the dog housetrained/ potty trained? ? Yes, outdoors and on a potty pad Is the dog food motivated? Yes . Does the dog get along well with dogs at home?__Mutual___ In public place? Yes Does the dog whine or bark continuously when left alone? No. What makes the dog bark continuously? If Does the dog do mischief at home? No. Does the dog get along well with dog/ cat(s)? Yes. Does the dog ride well in car? Yes. Does the dog have food aggression to other dogs? No, mainly will walk away. Does the dog have food aggression toward people? No. Can people touch the food in the bowl while the dog is eating? Yes. Is the dog afraid of man? No. Has the dog ever bitten anyone? No. Does the dog have up to date vaccines and rabies shot? Yes. Is the dog microchipped? Yes. Is there any part of the body the dog doesn’t like to be touched? No. How is the dog in the new environment? It takes a couple of days. Does the dog know any command? In training Is there anything the dog doesn’t like or is afraid of? She is reluctant to share toys with other dogs while playing. Are there any red flags we should know? No