Copper (fka Rex) - COME MEET ME

COME MEET - Copper is being fostered locally and available to meet. Apply today at www.foreverhomerescue.org<br/><br/>Copper (formerly known as Rex) is a 5 year old, 48 lb Australian Cattle Dog/Lab mix. He was originally adopted from us as a puppy, but due to changes in his current family's lifestyle, Copper is looking for a forever home that better suits his needs.<br/><br/>This sweet, affectionate boy loves to snuggle and be near his people. He is very playful, enjoys toys and bones, and thrives on routine. He loves mental stimulation by playing "find it" with toys or treats, using puzzle feeders, and will chase bubbles for hours. <br/><br/>Copper is very smart and eager to please. He is well trained and knows several commands including: sit, stay, lay down, back up, go to bed, and come. He thrives on routine and would love a home where he receives lots of love and attention. He loves when his family is around, but can become anxious with lots of visitors. <br/><br/>Copper does well with other dogs when off-leash at doggy daycare and is doing great living with another dog in foster care. He does have some leash aggression with other dogs and will bark when they pass by his house. He will probably do best in a home with a fenced in yard, but he also enjoys leash walks in a quiet area. Copper loves his crate and considers it his safe space, especially when left home alone or overnight. He will even put himself to bed at night. He likes burrowing under blankets and uses one over his head at the vet which can be scary for him.<br/><br/>Copper is looking for an experienced and patient owner who understands his needs and will give him time to transition to his new home. A home without young children and minimal visitors is ideal.<br/><br/>We don't think he would be good with a cat.<br/><br/>If you can provide a calm, loving and stable home for this special boy,<br/>please complete an online application at www.foreverhomerescue.org . <br/><br/>Adoption Coordinator: Carol<br/>Adoption Fee: Waived for the right home

COME MEET - Copper is being fostered locally and available to meet. Apply today at www.foreverhomerescue.org

Copper (formerly known as Rex) is a 5 year old, 48 lb Australian Cattle Dog/Lab mix. He was originally adopted from us as a puppy, but due to changes in his current family's lifestyle, Copper is looking for a forever home that better suits his needs.

This sweet, affectionate boy loves to snuggle and be near his people. He is very playful, enjoys toys and bones, and thrives on routine. He loves mental stimulation by playing "find it" with toys or treats, using puzzle feeders, and will chase bubbles for hours.

Copper is very smart and eager to please. He is well trained and knows several commands including: sit, stay, lay down, back up, go to bed, and come. He thrives on routine and would love a home where he receives lots of love and attention. He loves when his family is around, but can become anxious with lots of visitors.

Copper does well with other dogs when off-leash at dogg

COME MEET - Copper is being fostered locally and available to meet. Apply today at www.foreverhomerescue.org

Copper (formerly known as Rex) is a 5 year old, 48 lb Australian Cattle Dog/Lab mix. He was originally adopted from us as a puppy, but due to changes in his current family's lifestyle, Copper is looking for a forever home that better suits his needs.

This sweet, affectionate boy loves to snuggle and be near his people. He is very playful, enjoys toys and bones, and thrives on routine. He loves mental stimulation by playing "find it" with toys or treats, using puzzle feeders, and will chase bubbles for hours.

Copper is very smart and eager to please. He is well trained and knows several commands including: sit, stay, lay down, back up, go to bed, and come. He thrives on routine and would love a home where he receives lots of love and attention. He loves when his family is around, but can become anxious with lots of visitors.

Copper does well with other dogs when off-leash at doggy daycare and is doing great living with another dog in foster care. He does have some leash aggression with other dogs and will bark when they pass by his house. He will probably do best in a home with a fenced in yard, but he also enjoys leash walks in a quiet area. Copper loves his crate and considers it his safe space, especially when left home alone or overnight. He will even put himself to b