Critter Details

Beautiful, big (80 lbs.), sweet PJ, as described by a volunteer:â&#194&#128&#194&#156Cutest smile, a gem to walk, rolled in the grass, has wonderful manners. The best.â&#194&#128&#194&#157And by another: â&#194&#128&#194&#156I love PJ. She was so easy to walk for me yesterday.â&#194&#128&#194&#157And another: ‘Just met PJ for the first time and I’m obsessed.â&#194&#128&#194&#157Another volunteer described PJ after spending a few hours with her:Very mellow and loved playing with toys. Great during her bath and even let me dry her. Very gentle.Once inside, she found a spot and lay down. Easily went into the crate. Had no potty accidents. And to back that all up, her day-trip foster had the following to report:I took PJ on a day out yesterday and we had a great time! All hyper to be heading out, but she calmed down to get her harness on. She was SO excited to hop into my back seat and completely relaxed in the car. She did great at the Starbucks drive-thru and was very gentle with her pup cup. We stopped by my apartment and she got a little nervous going up some concrete stairs, but she was very brave and tried on her own a few times! She was perfectly behaved meeting other adults in the complex, rolling on her back and accepting lots of treats. She is also so SMART! She is very food motivated and is working on learning recall, wait, down, paw, and roll over. She already has a great sit! (see photos below).In Central Park, she was fine passing by dogs but got pretty excited seeing small animals and children pass by. She got tired after all of the activities and decided to lay down on the sidewalk a few times. _______________PJ would be a great dog with an adopter who understands the breed since she is young.To meet this gentle giant, please go to yoloshelter.org/dogs to make an appointment, or email adopt@yoloshelter.org