Clover has had a rough go of things, which has led to her having some challenging behaviours. She will need a loving, patient home, preferably child-free. We know it's a big ask and families willing to take on an imperfect dog are rare, but we hope her people are out there.

She is VERY affectionate and playful with people, and does great with other dogs. 

Her main issue of concern is her resource guarding of food and toys, which looks like lunging and snapping, sometimes making contact. Her current fosters are managing this by not trying to take things from her mouth, and not playing tug games. 

Clover either lost part of her foot in a trap or was born with a missing back paw. At 6 months of age she arrived at a shelter in the NWT where she remained for over a year, in crowded and somewhat neglectful conditions. 

Clover walks well on-leash but is new to being in a home and will often walk onto furniture, especially to find food. She may have a condition called pica as well, as she eats non-food items frequently.