Google

Google is hilarious. Whenever I’m asked about her, that’s always the first thing that comes to mind because she puts a smile on my face all the time. From the moment she wakes up to the moment she goes to sleep, it’s her mission in life to make you happy. And she does – usually by being clumsy and a little spesh.

Having clearly not been a member of a family before, Google has settled in really well, and has learned to adapt to some rules as well as that not all people will ignore her – there are some who will treasure her, play with her, and treat her like the awesome bundle of fun she is.

Google is housetrained, leash-trained, and knows how to sit. She’s gentle with food and will not react to humans or dogs getting in her bowl. She’s not that fond of young puppies climbing all over but she’s quite capable of telling them off and resuming with polite fun. Other than that though, she is great with all other dogs, regardless of breed or gender.

Although Google can sometimes be vocal (sometimes just to grab attention, other times in sheer excitement), it’s hilarious. It’s rarely a proper bark, but instead, a series of sounds you would expect a broken down car to be making. If you like to have conversations with your dogs, Google is the dog for you. If you don’t, she’s easily told to be quiet.

All in all, this girl is just a beautiful dog who deserved so much better than she already had but has not let her past stand in her way. She’s full of life, she’s got her smile on, and she’s ready to find a family of her own.