Farrah was born in a backyard and lived there with dozens and dozens of other dogs. She wasn't socialized with people and was terrified of them when we were asked to rescue multiple dogs from this property. She would curl up in the fetal position and hide in any corner she could find, but never showed any aggression. She takes comfort in other dogs and is good with dogs of all sizes. We sent her to a training boot camp, which socialized her and has made her so much less scared of people, to the point where she will now approach new people and dish out the kisses in the first ten minutes. Around 35 pounds, Farrah is full of personality, adores other dogs, now knows how to walk on a leash, is crate trained, and looking for a patient person who can help a timid dog adjust to their new life.