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My basic info
Breed
Collie
Color
Tan/Yellow/Fawn - with White
Age
1 year 11 months old, Puppy
Size
Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg) (when grown)
Weight
60 lbs (current)
Sex
Female
Pet ID
2023-006
My details
Good with dogs
Purebred
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Available through the Collie Rescue of Illinois. They adopt out to Illinois and surrounding states. A fenced yard is required as well as a vet reference.
Fenced yard required,
Playful, sweet and affectionate! That’s how Bree’s foster mom describes this young girl.
At 8 months of age, Bree likes to roughhouse and run around with the resident collie. Being young, she needs to learn proper play manners, and the resident dog is helping with that. She readily takes its corrections when her play becomes too rough. Bree is an exuberant dog, and her joie de vivre can get the better of her. While she’s having fun running around, she will run up and jump on her foster mom with excitement. For this reason, a household without smaller children would fit her best. With her big puppy enthusiasm, she could easily knock youngsters down like bowling pins.
Bree is a smart girl. She mastered a treat puzzle pretty quickly. She's doing great with the sit command, and her foster mom is now working on the down command. She is also doing well with house training. She does, however, need continued practice with proper leash walking. Bree is a willful girl who can be a bit stubborn at times. Luckily, she loves treats and is food motivated, which makes training easier. Bree is used to being in her crate when her foster mom isn’t watching her. She also sleeps in her crate and does well all night.
Bree is friendly and was receptive to visitors at her foster home. She is affectionate and likes the attention. She will often put her paw up on her foster mom’s leg and lick while being petted. Her foster mom says that Bree’s face is so cute and endearing that it's hard not to laugh at her puppy shenanigans even when she’s misbehaving.
Bree missed out on some socialization the first part of her life and is a little afraid of certain loud sounds like the evil garbage or delivery truck. She’s not too crazy about the vacuum cleaner either, and she barks when her foster mom runs the kitchen mixer. With time and a positive approach, she will get used to the scary noises. For her safety, a secure fenced yard and a quiet suburban life would suit her best.
If you’re looking for an easy, breezy collie girl, Bree is not for you, but if you’re looking for a smart, affectionate puppy loaded with joyful energy, look no further. Beautiful Bree would love for a patient, loving family to fill out an application with her name on it.
