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@ashleebf I would like to expand on this from the rescue point of view -- at least, the experience I had from rescuing a GSD. The bond will take a little bit of time after a rescue. They want to get to know you, they still miss their old family, they still think they'll be with their old...

@alinka Yes, it can be difficult to finally "catch up" with a dog! And sometimes you end up submitting an application for a dog at the same time as someone else, and the shelter may choose to go with the other person. It can be frustrating, but stick it out and eventually you'll bring a buddy...

@imagebeastmarkbeast I want to stress these points: Yes, you probably don't want to deal with a reactive dog, unfortunately. It doesn't have to be necessarily fearful, it can even just be super excitement, but if the dog starts barking his fool head off near other dogs you'll have a lot of...

@jjm5 In my experience, shelter workers can't really give this kind of reliable information.