Bryce

Bryce is a beautiful ~1.5 yr old girlie who is an absolute love bug and gives some of the best hugs! She is super smart and is treat motivated, making training even easier! She is very proud of her sit and anticipates when you would like her to sit and will repeat what was previously asked (sit before her food bowl placed down, sit before being leashed, etc.) Bryce also sleeps well in the crate and walks well on the leash.<br/><br/>And if all of that isn’t adorable enough, just watch Bryce with toys. She just loves playing with toys, and will entertain herself - squeaking them, tossing them, swinging her head with them - all the cute things! <br/><br/> But wait, there’s more! Bryce loves outside time too! She’s great on walks in the neighborhood, hiking in the mountains, or just watching life go by – the outside suits her. And she loves to play in water too! Bryce is crazy athletic and definitely has sport-dog potential (agility, frisbee, etc.) She could also work around sheep (once she can listen to commands in their presence). Whatever activity is chosen, Bryce will need at least an hour of vigorous exercise per day.<br/><br/>She has previously lived with a male dog and loved to play with him, but she hasn’t gotten along with the female dog in the foster home. We think Bryce would do best in a home as a solo dog or with a male dog companion who is ok with a bossy girl. It is unknown how she’d do with a cat. Because she has a strong prey drive outside in the yard, a VERY slow introduction and the use of baby gates should be expected for everyone’s safety. <br/><br/> Bryce can sometimes be unsure or reactive to strangers, but does better with slow introductions. She has lunged at a male coworker at the foster mom’s work, but has been fine meeting other males and females. And Bryce also doesn’t seem to have a problem meeting people at the foster dad’s work. Continued training will be needed to ensure she can safely meet new people consistently and WBCR will provide training with a positive reinforcement trainer who can provide virtual or in-person sessions after adoption.<br/><br/> As we mentioned, Bryce has exhibited a strong prey drive outside in the yard. If she is on leash and you aren’t paying attention she may pull you over! Because of this, a fenced yard is a requirement unless you can accommodate by keeping her on a leash at all times, including going out to potty. But with bonding and training, she definitely could have off-leash potential.<br/><br/> Are you looking for an active girl who loves the water and whatever activity you throw her way? Are you looking for a single dog or a doggie companion for your male dog? Are you an experienced border collie owner looking for a super smart dog driven to learn and please? Bryce is your girl!<br/><br/>Due to our small volunteer team, we can’t respond to inquiries to this listing. To learn more about this dog and our adoption process or to apply, visit wbcrescue.org. Thank you for considering adoption!

Bryce is a beautiful ~1.5 yr old girlie who is an absolute love bug and gives some of the best hugs! She is super smart and is treat motivated, making training even easier! She is very proud of her sit and anticipates when you would like her to sit and will repeat what was previously asked (sit before her food bowl placed down, sit before being leashed, etc.) Bryce also sleeps well in the crate and walks well on the leash.

And if all of that isn’t adorable enough, just watch Bryce with toys. She just loves playing with toys, and will entertain herself - squeaking them, tossing them, swinging her head with them - all the cute things!

But wait, there’s more! Bryce loves outside time too! She’s great on walks in the neighborhood, hiking in the mountains, or just watching life go by – the outside suits her. And she loves to play in water too! Bryce is crazy athletic and definitely has sport-dog potential (agility, frisbee, etc.) She could also work around sheep (once she can listen to commands in their pr

Bryce is a beautiful ~1.5 yr old girlie who is an absolute love bug and gives some of the best hugs! She is super smart and is treat motivated, making training even easier! She is very proud of her sit and anticipates when you would like her to sit and will repeat what was previously asked (sit before her food bowl placed down, sit before being leashed, etc.) Bryce also sleeps well in the crate and walks well on the leash.

And if all of that isn’t adorable enough, just watch Bryce with toys. She just loves playing with toys, and will entertain herself - squeaking them, tossing them, swinging her head with them - all the cute things!

But wait, there’s more! Bryce loves outside time too! She’s great on walks in the neighborhood, hiking in the mountains, or just watching life go by – the outside suits her. And she loves to play in water too! Bryce is crazy athletic and definitely has sport-dog potential (agility, frisbee, etc.) She could also work around sheep (once she can listen to commands in their presence). Whatever activity is chosen, Bryce will need at least an hour of vigorous exercise per day.

She has previously lived with a male dog and loved to play with him, but she hasn’t gotten along with the female dog in the foster home. We think Bryce would do best in a home as a solo dog or with a male dog companion who is ok with a bossy girl. It is unknown how she’d do with a cat.