Cowgirl

Courtesy listing:<br/>Cowgirl is a 4-year-old, 75-pound spayed female who I rescued from a high-kill shelter in Modesto when she was euthanasia-listed simply because they needed space. I never intended to keep her permanently since I already had two dogs and a cat, but she's been in my care for the last almost 3 years now. She was adopted once, but returned to me a few months later after the couple who adopted her broke up. Then my now ex wanted to keep her but refused to take responsibility for her when we broke up..<br/>I'm now living in an apartment in San Francisco and she is not doing well here. I know she deserves more space and a life that better matches her innate talents and personality.<br/>Cowgirl is DNA tested and is primarily Great Pyrenees, Maremma Sheepdog, Anatolian Shepherd, German Shepherd, with a little Labrador and Husky mixed in. We've worked with experienced livestock guardian and herding dog trainers on a local farm, and both said she has excellent natural livestock guardian instincts. She's been introduced to sheep, chickens, and horses and took to the environment naturally.<br/>She'd thrive on a property where she has room to roam, a job to do, and is still very much part of the family.<br/>A little about Cowgirl:<br/>4 years old, 75 lbs, spayed, vaccinated<br/>Extremely healthy, pristine teeth, no medical issues<br/>Very affectionate, loyal, and deeply bonded to her people<br/>Friendly with new people, great at the vet<br/>Great with other dogs, cats, and children<br/>House trained and crate trained<br/>Good recall<br/>Doesn't jump or climb fences<br/>Highly intelligent and picked up agility almost immediately<br/>Naturally alert with a deep bark and absolutely hates coyotes<br/>Rides well in the car<br/>Loves hiking, exploring, and being outdoors<br/>Does not enjoy swimming or bodies of water<br/>A trial period is absolutely possible. I have a very flexible schedule and am happy to drive within Northern California (or beyond) to help make the right match happen.<br/>If you think Cowgirl might be a fit for your family or know someone who has been looking for a loyal companion with livestock guardian instincts, please message us!

Courtesy listing:
Cowgirl is a 4-year-old, 75-pound spayed female who I rescued from a high-kill shelter in Modesto when she was euthanasia-listed simply because they needed space. I never intended to keep her permanently since I already had two dogs and a cat, but she's been in my care for the last almost 3 years now. She was adopted once, but returned to me a few months later after the couple who adopted her broke up. Then my now ex wanted to keep her but refused to take responsibility for her when we broke up..
I'm now living in an apartment in San Francisco and she is not doing well here. I know she deserves more space and a life that better matches her innate talents and personality.
Cowgirl is DNA tested and is primarily Great Pyrenees, Maremma Sheepdog, Anatolian Shepherd, German Shepherd, with a little Labrador and Husky mixed in. We've worked with experienced livestock guardian and herding dog trainers on a local farm, and both said she has excellent natural livestock guardian instincts. She's been intro

Courtesy listing:
Cowgirl is a 4-year-old, 75-pound spayed female who I rescued from a high-kill shelter in Modesto when she was euthanasia-listed simply because they needed space. I never intended to keep her permanently since I already had two dogs and a cat, but she's been in my care for the last almost 3 years now. She was adopted once, but returned to me a few months later after the couple who adopted her broke up. Then my now ex wanted to keep her but refused to take responsibility for her when we broke up..
I'm now living in an apartment in San Francisco and she is not doing well here. I know she deserves more space and a life that better matches her innate talents and personality.
Cowgirl is DNA tested and is primarily Great Pyrenees, Maremma Sheepdog, Anatolian Shepherd, German Shepherd, with a little Labrador and Husky mixed in. We've worked with experienced livestock guardian and herding dog trainers on a local farm, and both said she has excellent natural livestock guardian instincts. She's been introduced to sheep, chickens, and horses and took to the environment naturally.
She'd thrive on a property where she has room to roam, a job to do, and is still very much part of the family.
A little about Cowgirl:
4 years old, 75 lbs, spayed, vaccinated
Extremely healthy, pristine teeth, no medical issues
Very affectionate, loyal, and deeply bonded to her people
Friendly with