2 months • Australian Cattle Dog Cross
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Introducing HONEY.... HONEY is definitely sweet, cute, gentle & quiet... well, at least some of the time! The other half of the time, she's just as vocal as her brother & more than happy to play and wrestle with the best of them. HONEY also loves the water!! Especially pools & puddles; baths, however, are a completely different story! HONEY's shown that she’s a fast learner & thrives with routine. She loves walk time & is keen to go rain, hail or shine! She stays close to her foster carer's heels, responds to commands & prompts & is able to stay focussed & ignore distractions. HONEY’s toilet training is coming along nicely as well; she knows to use a training pad or take herself outside; she just needs a reminder ("toilet") to keep her on track. HONEY sits patiently (for a 10 week old) for her meals, comes when you whistle, & has learnt to “sit” & “stay”. At night, she sleeps on her own bed, takes herself outside to the toilet throughout & will wake you at 5am every morning ready to start the day. Because Cattle Dogs are a highly intelligent, active working breed, HONEY will need people who understand or who’re willing to gain an understanding of her current & future needs. With the amount of puppy energy working breed pups have she’ll also require an active home committed to continuing her obedience training, socialisation, & daily mental stimulation as she grows.
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