Meet Edith! Breed/Age: 1yearold Labradoodle Coat/Size: Light browncream, ~35lbsBackground Story:Edith’s had a whirlwind start: born in a backyard breeder’s home, she’s already moved through two shortterm homes before landing in boarding due to her barking. The most recent adopter returned her after just a week, surprised by her fearfulness when left alone and the accidents she had indoors.Her Sweet HeartDespite her nerves, Edith’s sweetness shines through in everything she does: Gentle Snuggles: She’ll lean into your hand for pets and melts into your lap with the softest sighs. Loving Kisses: Her light puppy breath and gentle doggie kisses are guaranteed to make you smile. Wagging Welcome: No matter how anxious she feels, she can’t help but wag that fluffy tail whenever you walk in the door. Loyal Companion: Once you’ve comforted her through a moment of fear, she’ll follow you around, everthankful for your calm reassurance.Why She Needs You: Separation or Isolation Anxiety: Edith panics the instant you step out of sight. She cannot be left alone—not even for 60seconds—until she’s built confidence through a gradual, stepbystep training plan. House and Crate Training: She hasn’t mastered potty etiquette or crate comfort yet. Consistent, rewardbased training will turn accidents into successes and transform her crate into a cozy, secure den.What She’s Looking For:A patient, loving adopter who will: Ensure constant companionship (doggy daycare or a sitter every time you leave—even briefly). Follow a gentle confidencebuilding protocol for alone time: starting at just a few seconds and only extending as she succeeds without stress. Use positive, rewardbased training for potty breaks and crate introductions.In ReturnEdith will fill your home with sweet snuggles, tender kisses, and unwavering loyalty. If you’re ready to guide her—one patient, loving step at a time—you’ll discover the joy of helping a truly gentle soul blossom into the confident cuddlebug she’s meant to be.