Cinnamon needs be on a joint mobility food diet, and take Rimadyl and Dasoquin regularly for her former injury. 


7/2020 update: Cinnamon is a great dog for a couple/single owner who is home a lot to give her attention:) She is a luv and wants to be with her people and develops a bond with her humans.  She would not do best in a home where a family member is away part of the week for work, etc, as she tends to bond with her people and see visitors as folks to be on guard with. She needs to continue socializing with new people on walks,  as she was in a foster home with 2 ladies for awhile, and tended to take the defensive role on walks, etc when meeting strangers. She would love a fenced backyard to play in and lie in the sun. Cinnamon is picky about her canine buddies and would do best as the only pet in the home or with another submissive canine.


Foster update: Cinnamon is such a sweet girl! We wish we could adopt her ourselves, but she and our dog both like to play the alpha role. Cinnamon is a fantastic girl and will make a wonderful companion for a family or couple. She knows lots of basic commands and is very loving. She would do best as the only dog or with another canine in the home who is not crazy active and more on the submissive side. She does not like to have another dog in her food or water bowl, so we gave each dog their own:) We are so sad we cannot keep her for a longer time. Her new owners will be very lucky to call Cinnamon their own!