Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids,
Good with dogs,
Not good with cats,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Copper has finished her life as a racer in Australia . She is elegant, affectionate, and absolutely radiant—but she’s looking for a home without small animals. If you’ve been dreaming of a regal companion, Copper might just be your perfect match. Let’s give her the happy ending she deserves ?
Foster Home UPDATE
Copper is pure sunshine wrapped in a sleek, red coat! This bright, happy girl will greet you with an enthusiastic “welcome home!” every time you walk through the door. She’s affectionate and loves to lean in for pets, but she’s also perfectly content to curl up and nap once the excitement settles — usually on her favorite spot (your couch!).
Copper has a playful side, too. She enjoys toys, but she’s got her own quirky system — she somehow avoids the squeakers and then proudly gathers all the toys onto her bed for safekeeping.
She’s clearly a pro at being a house dog — no accidents, confident around stairs, and she knew right away that beds and couches are for lounging! Copper adores belly rubs and will happily “roach” (lie upside down) to soak up all the love you’ll give her.
She’s done well with her greyhound foster sister, Mabel, but she’d do best either as an only dog or with a calm, compatible companion. Copper does have a prey drive, so she’s not suitable for homes with small dogs or cats. On walks, she’s a dream — polite on leash, walks nicely, and has learned to tone down her excitement for the local wildlife (though she still keeps a watchful eye out!).
When it’s time for a walk, she’ll bounce with joy — her foster family calls her “Kanga” for her adorable hops of happiness.
Copper’s the perfect mix of affectionate, independent, and fun-loving — a confident girl ready to find her forever home (and couch).
Available in Western Washington
