Daisy

Français ci-dessous<br/><br/>Daisy is a one-year-old Australian Shepherd mix weighing 44 pounds, a great medium size for someone looking for a dog who is fun and active but not too big. She has the markings of an Australian Shepherd with the convenience of a short coat. Let’s just say she is uniquely beautiful.<br/><br/>Daisy is a playful, energetic young dog who loves to run and chase her ball. She has lived with children and has previous experience with other animals, including a small dog and a cat. She enjoys playing and interacting with other dogs, though she is still learning how to consistently read canine social cues and will benefit from continued socialization. She needs guidance to learn how to greet new playmates with calmness and good manners.<br/><br/>In new environments and with unfamiliar people, Daisy can be a little unsure at first and will submissive pee. This is something she does when she feels insecure, not a house-training issue. With just a little patience and reassurance, she becomes more trusting and shows her sweet, gentle personality. She is looking for a home with an adopter who will provide stability and give her the time she needs to build confidence and continue to grow into a well-rounded adult dog.<br/>Daisy will do best in a home where she is not alone for long periods on a regular basis, especially as she settles into her new routine and becomes more familiar with the daily schedule.<br/><br/>Daisy is clean overnight in her pen and is responding well to routine and structure. She thrives when given consistent guidance, daily activity, and positive outlets for her energy.<br/><br/>In the right home, one that offers patience, structure, and plenty of engagement, Daisy will continue to blossom into a loyal, fun, and devoted companion.<br/>To inquire about adopting sweet Daisy, please call our dog adoption coordinator Brenda at 819.876.7747 any day of the week between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. <br/><br/>**********************<br/>Daisy est une chienne croisée berger australien âgée d’un an qui pèse 20 kg, une taille moyenne idéale pour ceux qui recherchent un chien joyeux et actif sans être trop imposant. Elle présente les caractéristiques physiques du berger australien, avec l’avantage d’un pelage court. Disons simplement qu’elle est d’une beauté unique.<br/><br/>Daisy est une jeune chienne espiègle et énergique qui adore courir et jouer à la balle. Elle a vécu avec des enfants et a déjà côtoyé d’autres animaux, notamment un petit chien et un chat. Elle aime jouer et interagir avec d’autres chiens, même si elle apprend encore à bien lire les signaux sociaux canins et qu’une socialisation continue lui serait bénéfique. Elle a besoin d’être guidée pour apprendre à rencontrer de nouveaux compagnons de jeu avec calme et de bonnes manières.<br/><br/>Dans un nouvel environnement et avec des personnes qu’elle ne connaît pas, Daisy peut se montrer un peu hésitante au début et uriner par soumission. C’est un comportement qu’elle adopte lorsqu’elle se sent en insécurité, et non un problème de propreté. Avec un peu de patience et de réconfort, elle devient plus confiante et révèle sa personnalité douce et gentille. Elle recherche un foyer avec un adoptant qui lui apportera de la stabilité et lui accordera le temps dont elle a besoin pour prendre confiance en elle et continuer à s’épanouir pour devenir une chienne adulte équilibrée.<br/><br/>Daisy s’épanouira davantage dans un foyer où elle ne sera pas régulièrement laissée seule pendant de longues périodes, surtout pendant qu’elle s’adapte à sa nouvelle routine et se familiarise avec le rythme quotidien.<br/>Daisy reste propre la nuit dans son enclos et s’adapte bien à la routine et à la structure. Elle s’épanouit lorsqu’on lui offre des repères cohérents, une activité quotidienne et des moyens positifs de dépenser son énergie.<br/>Dans un foyer adapté, offrant de la patience, de la structure et beaucoup d’attention, Daisy continuera à s’épanouir pour devenir une compagne fidèle, joyeuse et dévouée.<br/><br/>Pour en savoir plus sur l’adoption de la douce Daisy, veuillez communiquer avec notre coordonnatrice des adoptions canines, Brenda, au 819 876-7747, tous les jours de la semaine entre 8 h et 20

Français ci-dessous

Daisy is a one-year-old Australian Shepherd mix weighing 44 pounds, a great medium size for someone looking for a dog who is fun and active but not too big. She has the markings of an Australian Shepherd with the convenience of a short coat. Let’s just say she is uniquely beautiful.

Daisy is a playful, energetic young dog who loves to run and chase her ball. She has lived with children and has previous experience with other animals, including a small dog and a cat. She enjoys playing and interacting with other dogs, though she is still learning how to consistently read canine social cues and will benefit from continued socialization. She needs guidance to learn how to greet new playmates with calmness and good manners.

In new environments and with unfamiliar people, Daisy can be a little unsure at first and will submissive pee. This is something she does when she feels insecure, not a house-training issue. With just a little patience and reassurance, she becomes more trusting an

Français ci-dessous

Daisy is a one-year-old Australian Shepherd mix weighing 44 pounds, a great medium size for someone looking for a dog who is fun and active but not too big. She has the markings of an Australian Shepherd with the convenience of a short coat. Let’s just say she is uniquely beautiful.

Daisy is a playful, energetic young dog who loves to run and chase her ball. She has lived with children and has previous experience with other animals, including a small dog and a cat. She enjoys playing and interacting with other dogs, though she is still learning how to consistently read canine social cues and will benefit from continued socialization. She needs guidance to learn how to greet new playmates with calmness and good manners.

In new environments and with unfamiliar people, Daisy can be a little unsure at first and will submissive pee. This is something she does when she feels insecure, not a house-training issue. With just a little patience and reassurance, she becomes more trusting and shows her sweet, gentle personality. She is looking for a home with an adopter who will provide stability and give her the time she needs to build confidence and continue to grow into a well-rounded adult dog.
Daisy will do best in a home where she is not alone for long periods on a regular basis, especially as she settles into her new routine and becomes more familiar with the daily schedul