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Collie puppies and dogs in Corning, California

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Priscilla

Collie

Female, Adult
Redding, CA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
I usually come when called and I pay close attention to my handler. I have a short attention span and -squirrel!- I am easily distracted. I have a lot of get up and go and will require plenty of exercise to stay happy. I'm comfortable around m

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LOUIE

Border Collie

Male, 2 yrs
Corning, CA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
🐶 🐕 LOUIE Male Border collie mix approximately 3 Years, 34 lbs & AVAILABLE – check out more photos and see the rest of our dogs on our website -- https://norcalbcrescue.org/available-dogs/our-dogs/ 🐕 🐶 Meet Louie! This 2-year-old boy is 40 pounds of gorgeous. He has the softest, most beautiful blue merle coat with little bits of tan mixed in. Not only is Louie handsome, he’s also a lover. Louie absolutely loves people. He loves to follow his people around, stop in front of them to gets pets, and touch them as often as he can. He is a true Velcro border collie. He wiggles his way into the hearts of every person he meets, and when he’s really comfortable with someone, he likes to sit on their feet. This is Louie’s version of a gentle hug. Louie smiles when he’s excited or when he’s nervous. When he first arrived in his foster home, it took him about two days to settle in and find a routine. Now he loves his routines. His favorite thing to do is to find a warm spot in the sun and nap after a few bursts of energy here and there. He absolutely adores laying on the human beds, doing happy rolls, and nesting the blankets. So, Louie is looking for a home that is okay with him being on the couch and the bed. It truly brings him so much joy, and these are his favorite places to cuddle. Louie has a medium energy level, by border collie standards. Even though Louie loves his relaxation, he also enjoys a good adventure. He is down to do anything with his person. He loves hiking, and he is very good on a leash and harness with only some minor pulling. He is unafraid of water crossings, bridges, and water, and he LOVES the snow. Louie will make a very good adventure dog. He rides extremely well in a car and usually falls asleep as soon as you start driving. He has no motion sickness issues and is fine riding in a crate or a back seat hammock. Louie is still learning what toys are. He doesn’t seem too interested in games like fetch or tug and will only occasionally engage in games with his foster siblings. He lives with male and female foster border collies and gets along great with them, but it wasn’t a love-at-first-sight situation. While he generally gets along very well with other dogs, he needs slower introductions, some space, and to be off leash at first to get comfortable. Louie could do well in a home with another dog or with siblings, but having another dog is not a must for him. He has not been tested with cats. Louie is potty-trained and crate-trained, and he is very well-behaved in his crate. He loves treats and food, and he learned to “sit” in a finger snap. Continuing his training will be easy because he is super food-motivated, and he has a nice desire to please. He is a huge fan of beef lung treats; they are his favorite. Just be careful: he has been known on occasion to put his paws up on the counter to help himself to more, but he’s working hard on being patient and waiting for his treat to be offered. Louie likes to watch cars. In true border collie fashion, he is also very interested in people, bikes, and dogs going by, and he will occasionally react to them. The good news is that he is very easily redirected. Louie is very willing to learn. Louie is already a fantastic dog with a heart of gold, and with some time, training, and love, he is going to be the absolute best! He has been a joy to foster, and whoever adopts Louie will be winning the lottery! Louie is micro-chipped, neutered, heartworm negative, on heartworm preventative, and up-to-date on vaccines. If you have an approved application and wish to inquire, send an email to: adoptions@norcalbcrescue.org. If you have not filled out an application, or your application is more than 1 year old, fill out an application here: Adoption Application. LOUIE is fostering in Reno in Washoe County, NV.
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PERKINS

Border Collie

Male, 9 yrs
Corning, CA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Not good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
🐶 🐕 PERKINS (aka PERK) Special Needs Male Border collie Mix 7 years, 52 lbs & AVAILABLE – check out more photos and see the rest of our dogs on our website -- https://norcalbcrescue.org/available-dogs/our-dogs/ 🐕 🐶 Hi, my name is Perkins – just call me Perk - and I am about 7 years young. My Mom thinks I am a Border collie mixed with some type of guardian dog because I watch over my family and pack mates. I have notified them TWICE of rattlesnakes in our yard, barking loudly while keeping my pack mates at a safe distance away. Mom says I am a hero dog, as we have little kids and lots of dogs in our yard that need protection from dangers like that. Mom says I am special needs because I have some incontinence issues. I don't really know what that means. I let Mom and Dad know when I have to go potty, but when I am done, Mom says I leak. We've tried some different medicines and diagnostics, and Dad agrees it really isn't bad. When I hear the Velcro separate on my diaper I know its “free time” in the house. I stand still until I feel that little pat on my backside to signal it’s secure. Mom uses washable diapers, but I would probably do fine with other types as well. I don't like leaving my homestead, so when it's time for my checkup I get something special to help me relax. Everyone at the Vet’s office loves me and tells me what a good boy I am. Speaking of love, I love to chase a tennis ball. I may or may not bring it back depending on my whim at that moment. I also love to eat. Give me food, give me treats, YAY. I sit nice for my meals, which I always eat in my crate. I sleep quietly in my crate, but it's not my favorite place, and I will warn you if strangers are lurking outside because that’s my job. Oh, if you have that white stuff that’s cold, wet, and covers the ground that would be fun. I had a blast the one time it “snowed” here, that’s what my hoomans called it. Dad says he took the cutest video ever when I kept poking my nose out the doggy door, then retreated because what the heck is that? But once I was nudged out the door we had so much fun. I have been with my foster Mom and Dad for a few years and have helped with many of the other dogs and puppies that have come through our home, but I would also be fine as an only dog. I do enjoy playing at the other dog’s level. I wrestle with Skittles, because she is my size and she can take it, but I am gentIe with smaller dogs, or dogs not interested in that sort of thing. I am super friendly and loyal once I get to know you. I can be very vocal when I want something or when I am trying to warn you about something. I tolerate Mom's inside cats, but I don't like any cats in my yard. Mom says I need a cat-free environment for their benefit as well as mine (whatever that means). If you think you would be interested in me, and would like to learn even more about what makes me special, please submit an application so you can talk to my foster mom and dad (because we all know dogs can’t talk). Thank You, Perk PERKINS is micro-chipped, neutered, heartworm negative and on preventative, and up-to-date on vaccinations. If you have an approved Northern California Border Collie Rescue & Adoptions Adoption Application (https://norcalbcrescue.org/adoption/adoption-application/) and wish to inquire about PERKINS, please email us at Adoptions@norcalbcrescue.org. If you have an approved adoption application with Border Collie Rescue of Northern California let us know and we will request it be forwarded to us for consideration. PERKINS is fostering north of Corning in Tehama County, CA.
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JUNI

Border Collie

Female, 1 yr
Corning, CA
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
🐶 🐕 JUNI Female border collie mix approximately 1 Year, 36 lbs & AVAILABLE – check out more photos and see the rest of our dogs on our website -- https://norcalbcrescue.org/available-dogs/our-dogs/ 🐕 🐶 Juni is a 1-year-old, 36# spayed female, who thinks she is a puppy. She is sweet & happy to meet people, even at the vet's office. She loves to go for a visit at her friend Amanda's house, zooming all around that yard, stealing toys she finds hidden in the garden, & snuggling on the couch after a good romp. This girlie loves to snuggle! Juni is crazy about toys, especially her Hollee-Roller ball. She will toss it in the air for herself, catching it & running loops around the yard with it. She also likes to play fetch with her foster mom & is learning that when she brings the toy back, her foster mom will throw it again. Juni also likes hard chew toys like antlers, hoofs, & pizzles. Even when she's in her crate, she is wagging her tail & playing with her toys. She does need to be supervised in the house so that she doesn't mistake one of your things for a toy of hers. She is learning to "leave it" or "bring it to me." Juni enjoys meeting other dogs on her walks. And she plays boundlessly with her foster brother. They take turns chasing each other & wrestling. And Juni runs like the wind! She is not sure about her foster sister, who is as crabby as they come. Juni initially defers & backs up when Nancy tells her, but minutes later she tries again to engage Nancy in play. Juni would not be a good fit for a home with cats because of her relentless joy in running & chasing. Juni is learning to walk on a leash, to sit, & to wait before coming through doors--crate doors & house doors. She has a great recall. And she is both treat & toy-motivated. So, while Juni seems not to have had much guidance in her previous home, she has a nice desire to please & wants to learn. She wants to be included, & likes to go places in the car, riding quietly in her crate. She is crate-trained, & is making great progress in her house-training, pottying on command--even on leash. She sleeps through the night without having to go outside, but during the day she still needs to be taken outside often & reinforced for pottying outside. Juni is friendly, sweet, active, & wants to learn. She is agile & fast & a nice size. She might enjoy dogs sports like agility or nosework & activities where she can run like sprints on a beach or playing chase with her dog pal. She would enjoy most anything she would get to do with her person. She will not be content with playing fetch & walks around the black. She wants fun, learning opportunities, & activity, & then to hang out with her people. She can live happily as an only dog, or with a dog that matches her exuberant play style. JUNI is micro-chipped, spayed, heartworm negative and on preventative, and up-to-date on vaccinations. If you have an approved Northern California Border Collie Rescue & Adoptions Adoption Application (https://norcalbcrescue.org/adoption/adoption-application/) and wish to inquire about JUNI, please email us at Adoptions@norcalbcrescue.org. JUNI is fostering north of Sacramento, CA.

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