Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Wesley is a 3-year-old, 35-pound very beautiful mix of Corgi and Australian Cattle Dog. He is an affectionate, friendly and well-behaved dog.
Wesley gets along well with the two other dogs in his foster home. He loves to run zoomies around the yard with them or play the ever-popular game of You-chase-me, now-I-chase-you, now-you chase me. His favorite thing to play with is squeaky toys. He will happily squeak away and entertain himself. His favorite activity is squirrel hunting. He’s also very fond of walks.
Wesley is very sweet and quietly affectionate. He loves to snuggle up beside you on the couch or the bed. When you come home, he’ll wag his tail wildly and, if it’s available, lick your leg. He is always up for a head scratch, a butt scritch, and a tummy rub.
The first year of his life Wesley lived with a homeless woman. Because of this, he is very friendly to all people and has zero aggression in him. He loves to take car rides to go places and meet people. If you’re looking for a friendly dog to go everywhere with you, Wesley fits the bill.
Wesley spent the next 2 or so years in a good home with a loving owner. He came to us when she had to move into an assisted living facility. Because of this experience, he has his manners down. He is house-trained, both through a doggie door and just being let out regularly. When foster dogmom is at work, Wesley has run of the house and is non-destructive. He would prefer to sleep in the bed with his person/people, but he will sleep in a dog bed.
Note that he can get a little growly around male dogs, but it is easily corrected and never results in fights.
Wesley would prefer a home with a yard but could adapt to apartment life. He would be a great dog for a single, couple or family, though we recommend older children only.
Wesley is neutered and has all his shots. He is heartworm-negative and on heartworm preventative.
Note:
We always respond first to inquiries that tell us something about your living situation (house, apartment, single, family, etc.) and why you want this dog. Be sure to include your phone number in your inquiry. We call inquiries that seem to be a good fit for the dog.
