Shazam (D2373)

Terrier X.

WOW - POW – SHAZAM! What a pretty young girl she is.

Shazam has already formed a close bond with her foster mum. She is quite protective of her and can be quite clingy; loving to be near her and following her everywhere. \ But we believe once Shazam has gained some confidence and trust in a new home and family of her own, she would be just fine and her independence will grow. \
We do however, think that Shazam would be best suited to a family without young children. We think she would be fine with children who are a bit older. She loves her food and will probably eat anything...her musical range of burping is quite something to hear!

Although she has a pretty face, Shazam is quite often mistaken for a boy as she is a solid and robust little combination of several breeds. Her foster mum can see Border Collie, Blue Heeler, Shitzu and even Shar Pei in her looks and nature.
Shazam is very quick to learn, eager to please, and has practically toilet trained herself by using the pet door. Shazam would make a marvelous agility champ if someone wanted to take her along to training and trials. She is a very fast runner and is quite springy for leaps and jumps.
Shazam gets along well with her foster canine brother and although she’s a strong swimmer, she prefers to watch and chase him from the edge of the pool rather than get in and join him. She is not hyperactive and doesn’t seem to need a huge amount of exercise or play. We think Shazam would be okay with cats; although she’s only seen one from behind a glass door, but it didn’t seem to bother her too much. Shazam would probably enjoy the company of another animal in her home.

If you think Shazam could “WOW” you too – then why don’t you give us a call?