Sybil is a VERY special pooch that deserves a VERY special family for her own. She has been at the Ramona animal shelter twice and I have absolutely NO idea why someone would give this beautiful soul up - let alone twice!

Sybil is a large girl at 126lbs. She is very smart and constantly tries to please you. She listens and will do as you ask. She knows "sit", "down" and comes when called. Even if she is unsure what you are asking for she tries *really* hard to do as you request. If she doesnt quite understand she will tilt her head to the side and give you her paw. Adorable!

She is potty trained, crate trained and just LOVES to cuddle. She doesnt realize her size and is a leaner. She has been a joy for her foster family. She is a pretty shy girl and unsure of herself at first. I dont think she was treated very well in the past But, her past hasnt stifled her desire for affection and cuddles. She gets along well with her 2 year old Great Dane foster sister and loves to play with her. She is also gentle with her human foster brother. He is only 5 but is very respectful of her and is always supervised. A typical household full of rambunctious young children would probably not be a great fit. She was temp tested with a male pit bull mix at the shelter. She gets along with her foster sister very well and appears to take her lead in the home. She might benefit from having another dog in her new home but might do just as well without one. Unknown about cats.

She has never been destructive during the time we have had her. We rarely leave her alone but when we have we put her in a crate. She appears to be crate trained and goes in easily. We have never heard her whine or cry while in the crate.

Sybil is a very good girl. She listens and will do as asked. She LOVES to go for car rides. She could use some leash manners as she pulls and is VERY strong.

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