Shennara

Health:

Shennara is extremely healthy. She has not had any tremors, seizures, weakness in the legs or feet, limping, panosteitis symptoms, issues with her eyes or ears, excessive scratching or other allergy symptoms, etc. She runs, jumps, lopes, lies down, etc without any difficulty. She has never showed signs of pain or any symptoms of illness at any time. She is extremely healthy and vibrant.

Temperament:

Shennara is a somewhat submissive dog and chooses to yield to other dogs with more dominance. She is appropriately indifferent to strangers and strange dogs, differentiating between those she knows and those she does not know. She accepts friendly touch and is not aggressive with other dogs, preferring to avoid any conflicts. Shennara has a higher prey drive and is highly interested in chasing small animals such as birds, squirrels, etc. Shennara also loves to run and has a giant stride that takes her long distances without much effort. She is on the independent side of life and likes to have her own way. She is not as attentive to her humans as we need in the breed and prefers activities she wants over doing with another wants. Shennara is highly alert to her surroundings and notices movement from a distance. She recognizes touch easily and it does not take much touch for her to show acknowledgement. Shennara is not afraid of thunder, gun shots, or loud noises. Shennara has a high pain threshold and it takes a lot of real pain before she yelps or makes others aware.

Conformation:

Shennara is a light silver wolf gray coloring with a black mask and yellow eyes. Shennara has a long back and a short straight tail that does not have a tendency to curl. Her ears did not rise, but they are small in size. Shennara stands 28 inches tall at the shoulders and weighs around 95 pounds. 

Faults:

Shennara is too independent and energetic for our breed. Shennara uses high pitched whining when frustrated or wanting something. Shennara's body is too long and her ears did not rise. She has a thinner bone structure and smaller feet.