Juliette isn’t the kind of dog to come barreling into your life with instant kisses and tail wags—but give her a little time, and you’ll see her true magic unfold. She’s a gentle, soulful pup who's been learning how to trust and, slowly but surely, she’s discovering that people and belly rubs aren't so scary after all.
This quiet girl may be shy at first, but once you earn her trust, she loves attention, cuddles, and will even surprise you with playful moments. Her foster says, “Overall, she’s a good dog who likes attention and loves to cuddle!” She’s also dog-friendly and has started playing more and more with her canine foster siblings—and even her foster humans!
Juliette is still working on a few things: potty training is a work in progress, and she's not a fan of leashes or collars (yet). In fact, she’ll need a secure, fenced yard where she can go outside safely without needing to be leashed. While she’s comfortable hanging out in a cozy 5x5 pen when her humans are away, she wouldn't do well being left alone or crated for long hours, especially without other dogs around.
She’s vocal, expressive, and knows how to tell you exactly what she wants—whether it's a treat, attention, or just her space. She may still be skittish when called or picked up, but that’s part of her journey—and whoever adopts her will get to witness the joy of watching a timid dog grow into a confident, loving companion.
Juliette might thrive in a quieter home or small apartment, especially one with other dogs who can help show her the ropes. What she really needs is a patient, gentle person who understands that the best relationships take time—and are so worth the wait.
Are you the calm, steady presence Juliette’s been waiting for?
