Precious got adopted in January 2021 and the family decided to not get a dog trainer for her, which was recommended. She would prefer to be the only dog in the home.
Instead of a dog park, a backyard would be required for her to romp and play.   She would love someone who enjoys going for long walks and runs to her exercise.  

FOSTER UPDATE:  12/28/20

Precious is a fantastic companion and a loyal dog. She loves to snuggle (and snore!) and when it is a bit colder she loves to snooze with you under a blanket. She is very playful and doing zoomies outside is one of her favorite pastimes. When you come back home she will wag her tail so hard that it almost hits her in her face. She continues to be a calm dog indoors and does perfectly when she is alone. We've done some time-lapses when we were out and she mainly snoozes on the sofa and stares at the squirrels in the garden. She is not a barky dog but will alert you by barking once when the doorbell is rung. She learns commands easily; in a matter of days, she learned to sit and stay when we put her food on the ground. We can even walk out of her sight without her running towards her bowl. She loves people but can be a bit nervous/protective when new people or dogs approach her. She usually does warm up to people quickly though. Due to a lack of socialization, she still needs to work on her dog reactiveness. At this time she should be the only dog in the home.