Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with dogs,
Good with cats,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
APPLICATION REQUIRED from www.dashdog.org Adoption Fee $450 ***OUR APPLICATION IS NOT THE PETFINDER APP; OUR APPLICATION IS ON www.dashdog.org. PLEASE complete OUR application if you are interested in meeting our dogs or puppies! Without OUR application being completed, you WILL NOT be considered or receive any communication from us. ***Our listed dogs ARE READY IMMEDIATELY; we only meet with families WHO ARE READY TO ADOPT! IF YOU APPLY and WE APPROVE YOU it means we are assuming when you meet any of our dogs and fall in love you're ready to ADOPT AND TAKE HIM OR HER HOME! Please READ ALL of our info below BEFORE SENDING APPLICATION. Our goal is to help our puppies and dogs find FOREVER HOMES AND FAMILIES, NOT TO MAKE IT PROHIBITIVE FOR YOU TO ADOPT. However, once we review the application and contact you, we MEET TO ADOPT, so please let us know if you are ONLY APPLYING TO STAY ON FILE or THAT YOU ARE READY TO ADOPT, for the consideration of our puppies and dogs and families who know the time is right! Thank you! APPLICATION REQUIRED from www.dashdog.org Adoption Fee $450 - the fee is NON-NEGOTIABLE and is not specific for any dog or puppy; it goes to the expenses of the organization as a whole* OUR APPLICATION IS ON www.dashdog.org and must be completed in order to set up a meeting. Our listed dogs ARE READY IMMEDIATELY; we only meet with families WHO ARE READY TO ADOPT! IF YOU APPLY and if WE APPROVE YOU it means we are assuming when you meet any of our dogs and fall in love you're ready to ADOPT AND HIM OR HER HOME! Meet Lily Lily is a goofy, affectionate, incredibly playful Golden Retriever/Border Collie mix with a huge personality and lots of potential! At 14 months old and 31 pounds, she has an energy ranges from 6 to 9. When there is fun to be, had Lily loves playing ball, chasing, keep-away, and tossing squeaky toys in the air. Curious, food-motivated, and eager to be involved, she enjoys exploring and staying close to her people. She is also adorably clumsy, sometimes beckons with one paw when she wants something, and loves bully sticks and playful interaction. However, Lilly does love to settle down and cuddle with her human after she’s had enough exercise or been playing for a long time she will look for her human and be willing to be by your side on the bed or near your feet while you’re working on your laptop or watching television or reading a book - Lilly loves companionship! Lily knows sit, stay, and lay down, rides well in the car, sleeps comfortably in her kennel, and is working on leash skills and socialization. She lives successfully with two Pomeranians and two cats, enjoying her canine companions and remaining gentle with the cats. Lily spent too much of her puppyhood kenneled with limited exposure to household life and the outside world. Lily has made wonderful progress since entering a home - now she knows that her crate time is limited and is very well behaved when left out in the home where she can play with her toys or just flop down and sploot on the kitchen floor Lily is still somewhat timid in public and may bark when unsure about unfamiliar people, animals, or objects. With patience and time to investigate at her own pace, Lily becomes more comfortable. She needs continued positive experiences to build confidence. Lily also has mild separation anxiety and may whine when she cannot see her person, but she typically settles within about 10 minutes. Because she is energetic and enthusiastic during play, she would benefit from continued training and guidance with other dogs and play boundaries. Introductions to unfamiliar dogs should be slow, controlled, and supervised. Roseanna at Better Pups Dog Training called Lily a “dog trainer’s dream.” With her intelligence and enthusiasm, she could excel at agility, scent work, or another activity that provides mental stimulation and a job to do. Lily’s ideal home will be active, patient, and committed to positive-reinforcement training and confidence-building. She needs daily exercise, structured play, and continued socialization; a securely fenced yard would be a wonderful bonus. Lily is a loving, playful girl who has come so far and is ready for someone to help her continue discovering how wonderful the world can be! If you’re interested in meeting Lilly for adoption, please complete our application on www.dashdog.orgThen please text Sara at 214-549-9905 so I can check your application and get back to you! General Info - PLEASE READ! *Our $450 adoption fee is based on the cost of rescuing, transporting and vetting each dog; we do not try to compete on prices with municipal shelters whose funds are paid by the city. Our philosophy is to rescue highly adoptable dogs, have them live kennel-free in private homes for temperament assessments and individual personalities. We work hard to match EACH dog with the right family - kids or no kids, other dogs male or female and/or cats. With very rare exceptions all dogs over 6 months will be spayed or neutered PRIOR to adoption - dogs under 6 months will include a spay/neuter date AND referral info for lower-cost surgery if the adopter does not choose to use her or his personal vet. OUR VETS WILL NOT PERFORM SPAY NEUTER SURGERIES UNTIL DOG IS 6 MONTHS OLD.General Info - PLEASE READ! Our $450 adoption fee is based on the cost of rescuing, transporting and vetting each dog; we do not try to compete on prices with municipal shelters whose funds are paid by the city. Our philosophy is to rescue highly adoptable dogs, have them live kennel-free in private homes for temperament assessments and individual personalities. THERE WILL BE ZERO ACCEPTIONS MADE. We work hard to match EACH dog with the right family - kids or no kids, other dogs male or female and/or cats. With very rare exceptions all dogs over 6 months will be spayed or neutered PRIOR to adoption - dogs over 6 months will include a spay/neuter date AND referral info for lower-cost surgery if the adopter does not choose to use her or his personal vet. OUR VETS DO NOT RECOMMEND AND WILL NOT PERFORM SURGERY PRIOR TO 6 MONTHS. September 25, 2026, 4:46 pm
