Da’ithi

Da’ithi (pronounced Da-hee) is a Gaelic name meaning swiftness and nimbleness—and it fits him perfectly. At 1 year of age, Da’ithi is still full of playful puppy energy, but will settle down easily after a long play session and happily relax by your side.<br/><br/>He is one of the dogs that came from a hoarding situation where he lived outside, so Da’ithi is still learning about the world, making him a true blank slate with lots of potential! He loves learning and his foster mom has already taught him sit, wait (to eat), and kennel! Da’ithi walks fairy well on the leash, loves toys, and is crate trained as long as someone is in the room with him (sleeping in his crate in the same room as the foster, he is quiet all night). If left alone or in a different room, Da’ithi will howl for about 20 minutes in his crate before settling down. His foster is working on this, but he is not ideal for a shared-wall dwelling (apartment, condo, townhome). He is also not ideal for someone who will be gone for extended periods of time.<br/><br/>He is well socialized with adults and loves being close to his person. Da’ithi is very playful with other dogs and would do best with another playful dog in the house. He has not been exposed to cats or children. <br/><br/>He’s already showing strong herding instincts in play and has a sharp, attentive mind. He listens well and is eager to learn. He does not have good recall yet and will definitely chase ground squirrels if given the opportunity, so leash walks are a requirement when outside of a fenced area.<br/><br/>Are you an active person looking for a young athletic pup to train? Do you want to take your dogs everywhere you go or are do you work from home? Da’ithi is your boy!<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!

Da’ithi (pronounced Da-hee) is a Gaelic name meaning swiftness and nimbleness—and it fits him perfectly. At 1 year of age, Da’ithi is still full of playful puppy energy, but will settle down easily after a long play session and happily relax by your side.

He is one of the dogs that came from a hoarding situation where he lived outside, so Da’ithi is still learning about the world, making him a true blank slate with lots of potential! He loves learning and his foster mom has already taught him sit, wait (to eat), and kennel! Da’ithi walks fairy well on the leash, loves toys, and is crate trained as long as someone is in the room with him (sleeping in his crate in the same room as the foster, he is quiet all night). If left alone or in a different room, Da’ithi will howl for about 20 minutes in his crate before settling down. His foster is working on this, but he is not ideal for a shared-wall dwelling (apartment, condo, townhome). He is also not ideal for someone who will be gone for extended periods of time.

Da’ithi (pronounced Da-hee) is a Gaelic name meaning swiftness and nimbleness—and it fits him perfectly. At 1 year of age, Da’ithi is still full of playful puppy energy, but will settle down easily after a long play session and happily relax by your side.

He is one of the dogs that came from a hoarding situation where he lived outside, so Da’ithi is still learning about the world, making him a true blank slate with lots of potential! He loves learning and his foster mom has already taught him sit, wait (to eat), and kennel! Da’ithi walks fairy well on the leash, loves toys, and is crate trained as long as someone is in the room with him (sleeping in his crate in the same room as the foster, he is quiet all night). If left alone or in a different room, Da’ithi will howl for about 20 minutes in his crate before settling down. His foster is working on this, but he is not ideal for a shared-wall dwelling (apartment, condo, townhome). He is also not ideal for someone who will be gone for extended periods of time.

He is well socialized with adults and loves being close to his person. Da’ithi is very playful with other dogs and would do best with another playful dog in the house. He has not been exposed to cats or children.

He’s already showing strong herding instincts in play and has a sharp, attentive mind. He listens well and is eager to learn. He does not have good recall yet and will