Posted over 2 months ago
This helps Australian Shepherds Furever - Redwood Estates, CA Chapter with pet care costs.
Meet DANIELLE (a.k.a. Dani)
Dani is a very active young female blue merle Australian Shepherd. She’s about 1 Year to 1.5 years old and came to us from a hoarding situation. Dani took a little while to accept human contact and is still not comfortable being held. She does love her head being petted and her ear rubs, but
that is the extent of the human affection she is okay with so far. Dani gets along great with other dogs though she can be a little much for small dogs.
She is somewhat house trained with a doggiedoor. Dani does not yet walk on a leash and has severe dislike of being leashed up. We’re pretty
sure that with some serious one on one training sessions, she would come around to accepting a leash and going for walks. Oddly, having such a hatred of being leashed up, she has no trouble being in her crate – bring out the treats and she’s the first one in her crate and has no problem
staying in her crate.
Dani is untested with children, but her activity level and intensity would suggest that she is not suited for children under 6. She is also untested with cats but her prey drive is strong and a home with cats would probably not be a good match. Dani would probably
do best in an active household with another similar sized, active dog for a playmate, though with enough attention and activity, she could be an only dog, too.
Dani is on the smaller side for an Aussie, weighing about 32 lbs. She is slender and may gain some weight as she gets a little older. Her coat is soft and not super long or thick as some Aussies, making it a little easier to take care of. Dani does have a gorgeous full tail.
Dani is spayed, has all her shots and is ready to be adopted. She is fostered in Tucson, AZ.
If you think Dani is the girl for you, please submit our adoption application.
Here is the link to the application:
https://www.australianshepherdsfurever.org/adoption-application
There are some additional fees: $20 microchip transfer fee to register and transfer him to his new furever family.
Meet DANIELLE (a.k.a. Dani)
Dani is a very active young female blue merle Australian Shepherd. She’s about 1 Year to 1.5 years old and came to us from a hoarding situation. Dani took a little while to accept human contact and is still not comfortable being held. She does love her head being petted and her ear rubs, but
that is the extent of the human affection she is okay with so far. Dani gets along great with other dogs though she can be a little much for small dogs.
She is somewhat house trained with a doggiedoor. Dani does not yet walk on a leash and has severe dislike of being leashed up. We’re pretty
sure that with some serious one on one training sessions, she would come around to accepting a leash and going for walks. Oddly, having such a hatred of being leashed up, she has no trouble being in her crate – bring out the treats and she’s the first one in her crate and has no problem
staying in her crate.
Dani is untested with children, but her activity level and intensity would suggest that she is not suited for children under 6. She is also untested with cats but her prey drive is strong and a home with cats would probably not be a good match. Dani would probably
do best in an active household with another similar sized, active dog for a playmate, though with enough attention and activity, she could be an only dog, too.
Dani is on the smaller side for an Aussie, weighing about 32 lbs. She is slender and may gain some weight as she gets a little older. Her coat is soft and not super long or thick as some Aussies, making it a little easier to take care of. Dani does have a gorgeous full tail.
Dani is spayed, has all her shots and is ready to be adopted. She is fostered in Tucson, AZ.
If you think Dani is the girl for you, please submit our adoption application.
Here is the link to the application:
https://www.australianshepherdsfurever.org/adoption-application
There are some additional fees: $20 microchip transfer fee to register and transfer him to his new furever family.
