Dahlia is a 1-year-old pit bull/German shepherd mix. True to her name, Dahlia likes to stop and smell the flowers (and everything else) during leisurely walks. She enjoys watching television, so if you’re looking for a Netflix/pet flicks companion, she’s your girl. She went on a field trip recently to the Feed and Fuel store and was quite well behaved. She respectfully explored the chicks and ducklings in their cages, enjoyed sniffing many different animal feeds, and gently accepted a treat from the owner. She will do well in a home where any resident dogs are of the calm/mellow variety, and any kids are 10 years or older. She would love to meet the whole household before going home. Dahlia is part of an adoption special — $25 adoption fees, complimentary $140 Pet Food Express merchandise card, free six-week training series and more. Stop by Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA to meet Dahlia ID#A959886 or call (650) 340-7022 with questions. Visit www.phs-spca.org for more information.
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