I had the pleasure of walking one cool dog named Clover.

She has a distinctive look, her eyebrow markings are my favorite.

Such a cutie!!!

I can’t believe she’s still at the shelter, I know I can’t make any assumptions about a dogs personality after 3 walks but my encounter with her has been nothing short of amazing!

Our first interaction was met with lots of kisses and excitement to get our walk started, you would’ve thought we’ve known each other for ages.

That’s how friendly this pup is.

Clover walks well on a leash with minimal pulling but it was during our 3rd walk that she revealed her skill of leaping high in the air.

It was a random discovery, I decided to run a short distant and all of a sudden she decided to start jumping in the air with excitement.

Clover is one curious pup with a great interest in observing her surroundings, her ears are constantly perked up trying to make sense of the world around her.

Another interesting note about Clover is that she likes to stay busy.

As our walk comes to a close, I like to relax and hangout at a spot I’ve coined the “pup den”.

It’s here that I set a timer for 5 mins so we can just sit and unwind.

Clover did enjoy the cuddles and pets but with 3 mins left on the timer she started to get restless and was ready shake a tail fur to continue the walk.

I imagine being free from the kennel to explore the great outdoors is way more exciting than siting in one spot to take in the sight.

Though her name is Clover, she hasn’t had any luck finding a place to call her own, but she is still a hopeful girl and aware that luck can be around the corner at any moment!

If you’re interested in adopting this pup visit here for Clover’s ID & bio

You can find many adoptable pets looking for a loving home at the Grand Prairie Animal Shelter.

Don’t live near this city, consider visiting your local animal shelter to receive and provide love to an animal in need.

Our 1st introduction took place on Sep 29, 2024

Pup update: Clover found luck and was adopted a few days after this post was published 🙂