Cinnamon the Big-Eared Shepard's mother, Contessa the Lady (adopted) can also be seen on our website.
Cinnamon the Big-Eared Shepard's sister, Spooky the Puppy (adopted) can also be seen on our website.
Cinnamon the Big-Eared Shepard's brother, Awesome Lucky the Trained Lab (adopted) can also be seen on our website.

Description:

Cinnamon is a sweet loving puppy.  I simply adore her ears!  I don't really know what her mix is.  We had her momma, who looked like she was part lab.  We thought the daddy might have been a Shepherd, but the longer Cinnamon's ears get, the more I wonder if Daddy might have been a Doberman.....    She was born in a kill shelter and rescued by us.  In December, she was adopted from us as a young puppy by a large family (including 5 children). She was returned because they could no longer care for her. She is now looking for a great home. She is a young active puppy looking for a great home to live in!

Cinnamon was adopted once again but it has not really worked out. This is what her previous owner had to say about him:

Update 10/29:  Cinnamon is a very intelligent and sweet dog.  She loves to sit in your lap and is very affectionate.  She is high energy and needs lots of exercise.  I have worked with a trainer and she does very well on a leash and loves to go for walks; she would love to run with someone.  She has a beautiful easy to maintain short coat and loves to play with with ropes, pull toys and stuffed animals.  She would probably do best in a family where she was the only pet; she does not bother my smaller dogs or cats, but she has gotten into fights with my 2 dogs who are the same size as her on multiple occassions. 

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