She is afraid of most things, afraid of people, afraid of the outside world, not so much of dogs, but it still depends.

When we have people at the shelter, she takes the whole yard to a corner, trying to avoid everyone, and on walks she needs to be with a person she trusts, in a familiar place, and with a lot of calm to be able to walk and enjoy herself a little.

She is beautiful, very sweet, and very fearful. She is a dog that people stress out, she never learned to trust them, and she never learned how to communicate properly. She is a good and kind animal. She resembles a tall Spaniel. 

Fanta needs a home in a quiet neighborhood, and a family that will give her space and time, but at the same time proper guidance so that she can gradually open up, overcome her fears as much as possible, and learn from scratch what it means to live a life as a pet.

She is still very young, essentially a puppy, and she has plenty of time ahead of her to learn, live, and enjoy herself.