Elm was found chained up to an Elm Tree on an abandoned property about 3 months ago; hence her name. She's pretty friendly despite her past negative experiences with humans, and seems always willing to please at whatever task you give her. What makes Elm a bit unusual is her fluffy companion - Where she was abandoned, a Red Setter we've aptly nicknamed Red was sitting by her side (unrestrained). He refused to leave her side which compelled us to bring him back to the shelter with her, and the two are inseparable. Elm would excel in any discipline, but we do see a particular talent in hunting, which has the opportunity to be further refined with her new owner. With a great, friendly disposition she would go well into any sort of environment. We don't however recommend separating her from Red; they will be adopted together and Elm's new owner must be willing to take him in as well - separating them only causes unnecessary stress and anxiety on the pair.