Bringing a rescue dog home often comes with visions of wagging tails, playful antics, and nonstop energy.

Sometimes, however, reality looks very different, leaving new adopters unsure if something is wrong. Dogs coming from shelters, with their loud, bustling environments, can simply need time to decompress.

That was exactly the case for one woman in California, who soon discovered that her new dog’s unusual behavior had a perfectly natural explanation.

A Quiet Welcome Instead Of Chaos

When Ty Vaissa brought home Voda, a husky, she had pictured an exuberant, chatty companion by her side.

Huskies are known for their lively spirits and vocal personalities, yet Voda surprised her .

Instead of bouncing around, she curled up on a blanket and pillow, barely stirring throughout her first

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