Chief
- Adult
- Male
- Medium
- Australian Cattle Dog / Blue Heeler
Chief
Current Location
North Vernon, IN
Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Chief's Compatibility
This pet has bad compatibility with kids.
This pet has good compatibility with dogs.
This pet has unknown compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
Adoption Fee
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Chief's Story
Meet Chief <br/><br/>Chief is one of those dogs who keeps you laughing, keeps you moving, and keeps surprising you with just how smart he is. <br/><br/>He already knows sit, down, stay, shake, ball, crate, and yes, even NO! He loves car rides, squeaky toys, chasing his ball, hanging out with his people, and pretending he is a 60-pound lap dog.<br/><br/>Chief is incredibly intelligent and truly enjoys learning. He recently spent a week at Dog World’s doggie boot camp beginning September 14, where he worked on manners, confidence, and building even more skills. He made great progress and would love a family who will keep that momentum going.<br/><br/>Like a lot of smart, energetic dogs, Chief does best with structure, consistency, and someone who enjoys being involved with their dog. He can get a little overexcited during play and is still building confidence in situations that make him unsure, but he is eager to please and responds well to guidance.<br/><br/>Chief is fully vetted, on all preventatives, and ready for his forever home. His adoption fee is $300.<br/><br/>He’s smart, silly, affectionate, loyal, and full of personality. Chief is looking for someone who wants a fun best friend and is excited to keep helping him shine.
Meet Chief
Chief is one of those dogs who keeps you laughing, keeps you moving, and keeps surprising you with just how smart he is.
He already knows sit, down, stay, shake, ball, crate, and yes, even NO! He loves car rides, squeaky toys, chasing his ball, hanging out with his people, and pretending he is a 60-pound lap dog.
Chief is incredibly intelligent and truly enjoys learning. He recently spent a week at Dog World’s doggie boot camp beginning September 14, where he worked on manners, confidence, and building even more skills. He made great progress and would love a family who will keep that momentum going.
Like a lot of smart, energetic dogs, Chief does best with structure, consistency, and someone who enjoys being involved with their dog. He can get a little overexcited during play and is still building confidence in situations that make him unsure, but he is eager to please and responds well to guidance.
Chief is fully vetted, on all preventatives, and ready for his fore
Meet Chief
Chief is one of those dogs who keeps you laughing, keeps you moving, and keeps surprising you with just how smart he is.
He already knows sit, down, stay, shake, ball, crate, and yes, even NO! He loves car rides, squeaky toys, chasing his ball, hanging out with his people, and pretending he is a 60-pound lap dog.
Chief is incredibly intelligent and truly enjoys learning. He recently spent a week at Dog World’s doggie boot camp beginning September 14, where he worked on manners, confidence, and building even more skills. He made great progress and would love a family who will keep that momentum going.
Like a lot of smart, energetic dogs, Chief does best with structure, consistency, and someone who enjoys being involved with their dog. He can get a little overexcited during play and is still building confidence in situations that make him unsure, but he is eager to please and responds well to guidance.
Chief is fully vetted, on all preventatives, and ready for his forever home. His adoption fee is $300.
He’s smart, silly, affectionate, loyal, and full of personality. Chief is looking for someone who wants a fun best friend and is excited to keep helping him shine.
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How To Adopt
Chief is from Mercy Rescue and Adoption
[North Vernon, IN]
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