Although still a somewhat reserved and cautious pup, Arora has made huge progress and gained the self confidence and security that comes from being a valued member of the pack.

Arora is happy to spend much of the day just relaxing and napping and occasionally playing with the resident dogs.

She sleeps quietly throughout the night either on the couch or one of her beds, is 100% reliably house trained, and never chews on or damages anything that is not meant for her.

She loves to go for car rides, readily jumps into the vehicle and settles in, shows no indication of motion sickness, and is content being left while you do your shopping, etc.

Arora is extremely easy to walk with on leash and although somewhat hesitant and a bit cowering when first meeting strangers and new dogs, she quickly warms up and is accepting of them once she has deemed that they are not a threat to her.

Arora has so far not shown any interest in playing or interacting with my energetic 7-9 years old grandnieces, but she can be trusted and enjoys being fondled and pet by them.

I think that with a little time and patience, Arora would adjust to pretty much any sort of family environment, but that she might be the happiest and best suited to a more quiet and calm type of atmosphere, and ideally with another confident dog for comfort and companionship.

Arora is a meek and sweet and deserving little darling who just becomes more adorable and lovable with every passing day that she becomes more sure of herself and the world around her.

Once she has learned that she is safe and secure, Arora’s friendship, devotion and loyalty will endure forever.