OTHER PETS: Fiona is playful with dogs that initiate play but seems more interested in people than in dogs that don't want to play. She was wary of a larger dog initially but after greetings and sniffs relaxed and responded to play invites. Fiona does get excited easily so might be a bit much for a more low key dog; she should meet any dog she would be living with prior to adoption. [Likely (Must Meet First)]OWNER EXPERIENCE: [Some Experience]KIDS: Fiona is jumpy when excited, sometimes interactions while she's excited contributes to her level of excitement, and often plays with her paws - while she is very friendly she might unintentionally injure a smaller human and shouldn't live with humans that would not be able to withstand her affection.[10+ / Dog Savvy (Must Meet First)]ACTIVITY LEVEL: Fiona is a younger dog who has a good level of energy who needs appropriate outlets; with positive reinforcement training she is working on loose leash walking, jumping less while on leash, and may do well in dog sports with vet approval. Positive reinforcement training, plenty of mental enrichment and various forms of exercise and playtime will help keep Fiona engaged and happily occupied. [Good Walking Buddy / Olympic Athlete]VETERINARY CARE: [Routine]LEVEL OF TRAINING NEEDED: Positive reinforcement training will help Fiona bond with her new owner as well as help her learn important life skills. Fiona's jumping is intense at this time and she will need the support of her new owner as well as positive reinforcement to learn other ways to greet humans and express excitement. Fiona may be a good candidate for dog sports (with vet approval). [Moderate]GROOMING: [Minimal]