Mika

When you first see Mika she might be sitting at the back of her kennel but once she gets to know you she will show you how much fun she can be. Mika loves to be around people she jumps a little and bounds alone after you when you run. She enjoys pats but isn't very interested in playing with toys. She pulls a little when walking on lead but thats only when she has found something interesting to smell. With a little more training she will be a great loose lead walker.Mika is a little unsure of a lot of things including cats pocket pets sudden movements and loud noises. To help her adjust to a new home and to avoid unnecessary stress on other animals it would be best if she goes to a home without birds pocket pets or cats. Mika would be best suited to a family with confident children. To make sure Mika isn't afraid of any of your family it would be best if everyone can meet her before adopting her.When left alone inside Mika gets a little scared she would rather be left alone outside with something to keep her entertained like a Kong or other boredom busters. Mika finds some big dogs intimidating however she really likes small dogs. If you have a dog and would like to adopt Mika you will need to bring them in to make sure they can be friends.Come in and meet sweet Mika.