Siggy Aka Red Collar With Leaves

About Siggy Aka Red Collar With Leaves (Berger allemand) in West Sacramento

Siggy Aka Red Collar With Leaves is waiting for you at NorCal German Shepherd Rescue dba ShepHeroes in West Sacramento, CA 95798. Sweet Siggy is a petite and easy-going puppy. She is affectionate, relaxed, and happy, often able to entertain herself and settle down for a nap independently. If play becomes too rough, Siggy knows how to step back. She quickly learned how to use the doggie door, showing herself to be a smart and observant little girl with very few accidents in the house. Siggy also falls asleep quickly during car rides. We can tell the puppies apart not only by their temperaments but also by Siggy's tan eyebrows, shorter coat, and her red collar adorned with a leaf pattern. She lives with her littermate, Freyah, who is comparatively the life of the party. We have given them plenty of love and snuggles while introducing them to the wider world through outings. They are learning to navigate stairs, potty train, exhibit household manners, take car rides, and coexist with other dogs, cats, and children, depending on their foster home. Freyah, Siggy, Echoe, Saige, and Konna were initially fostered together while we arranged their next foster homes. They were adorable with the two resident dogs, the cat, and their foster's young relatives. Echoe and Saige left for their next foster home first, followed by Freyah and Siggy a few days later. We are very grateful to the fosters who can accommodate a large litter of puppies on short notice, allowing us the time to prepare their next foster homes with all the necessary supplies for raising puppies. Currently, Siggy and Freyah are living with three resident dogs in their foster home. They are enjoying plenty of outings and developing good household skills under the care of their experienced caregivers. These girls were part of a litter of seven 6-week-old puppies (six girls and one boy) we welcomed into our care. All of them had upper respiratory infections and began receiving doxycycline at the shelter. Each pupp