When someone brings home a rescue dog, they often imagine a burst of energy, wagging tails, and endless excitement.

But things don’t always unfold that way, leaving new adopters to wonder if something might be wrong.

The truth is that dogs coming from shelters, busy, noisy spaces where it can be hard to rest., sometimes just need extra time to unwind.

That’s exactly what happened to one California woman, who quickly realized her new dog’s unusual behavior had a perfectly normal explanation.

Not Quite The Greeting She Imagined

When Ty Vaissa adopted Voda, a husky, and welcomed her to her California home, she expected a lively, vocal companion.

Huskies are known for being active and expressive, but Voda surprised her new mom. Instead of running around, she curled up on a blanket and p

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