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callie
Gilbert, AZ
Meet callie
Crate trained/in process of: Sleeps in X pen, crate training in progress
Doggy door trained: No
Leash trained: Walks well on leash, does not pull
Knows any tricks: Not yet
Likes: Sniff walks, beginner herding games, tug of war, independent play time, cuddles, scratches anywhere, bones and toys
Dislikes: Currently working on exposure to barking dogs and fast cars
Must haves: Several walks a day, even short ones. She’s a puppy and has puppy energy. Another must have — lots of toys. She can entertain herself for hours with toys.
Apartment dog: She can be if she gets lots of outside exercise.
Fun facts: She is the best traveler! She almost immediately goes into a deep sleep during car trips.
Ideal home: A patient home with a family who understands she’s young and still getting used to this domestic world. Experience with herding breeds is a plus, along with a desire to train her. She could be in a home with or without a dog. Our older dog gives her confidence in certain situations, but she’s also very independent and self-entertains. At this stage, she would do best in a home where she’s not left alone for long periods of time, as she continues to decompress.
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Doggy door trained: No
Leash trained: Walks well on leash, does not pull
Knows any tricks: Not yet
Likes: Sniff walks, beginner herding games, tug of war, independent play time, cuddles, scratches anywhere, bones and toys
Dislikes: Currently working on exposure to barking dogs and fast cars
Must haves: Several walks a day, even short ones. She’s a puppy and has puppy energy. Another must have — lots of toys. She can entertain herself for hours with toys.
Apartment dog: She can be if she gets lots of outside exercise.
Fun facts: She is the best traveler! She almost immediately goes into a deep sleep during car trips.
Ideal home: A patient home with a family who understands she’s young and still getting used to this domestic world. Experience with herding breeds is a plus, along with a desire to train her. She could be in a home with or without a dog. Our older dog gives her confidence in certain situations, but she’s also very independent and self-entertains. At this stage, she would do best in a home where she’s not left alone for long periods of time, as she continues to decompress.
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More About callie
CHARACTERISTICS:
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Good with Dogs: Yes
Good with Kids: Yes
callie's Details
| BREED: | Border Collie |
| SEX: | Female |
| AGE: | Young |
| COAT COLOR: | Brown/Chocolate - with White |
| SIZE: | Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) |
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