Kanan

Breed: Australian Cattle Dog<br/><br/>Adoption Fee: $450<br/><br/>Kanan is a 10-month-old, 40lb goofball who is just discovering how amazing indoor life can be, and he’s loving it! This friendly, affectionate, and playful pup is full of personality and classic Cattle Dog charm.<br/><br/>Kanan is potty trained and crate trained (though he may voice his opinion about the kennel at first before settling in, so no apartments). He’s doing great with his routine and is good about alerting his foster when he needs an early morning potty break. He walks well on leash and is eager to learn, especially when it involves activity or adventure.<br/><br/>True to his athletic and intelligent nature, Kanan would thrive in an active home that enjoys daily walks, engaging training, or even agility work. He has plenty of puppy energy and would love a playful canine companion, ideally another energetic dog his size or larger, as he can play a bit rough. That said, he’s also happy just tagging along on any adventures with his people.<br/><br/>Kanan is a total velcro dog. Once he decides you’re his person, he’ll be right by your side. He gets along well with large dogs, small dogs, and even cats. He did show some mild resource guarding with a resident dog, likely due to a history of neglect and food insecurity, but this resolved within the first week and has not been directed toward humans. He does need to work on not jumping, and although he has not shown any more resource guarding since being in his foster home, we are looking for a kid-free home for him.<br/><br/>Smart, curious, funny, and full of love, Kanan is ready for a forever home that can keep up with him and help him continue to grow into the amazing dog he’s meant to be. A kid-free, active, Heeler savvy home is everything he needs!<br/><br/>Apply: Acesplacerescue.org/adopt

Breed: Australian Cattle Dog

Adoption Fee: $450

Kanan is a 10-month-old, 40lb goofball who is just discovering how amazing indoor life can be, and he’s loving it! This friendly, affectionate, and playful pup is full of personality and classic Cattle Dog charm.

Kanan is potty trained and crate trained (though he may voice his opinion about the kennel at first before settling in, so no apartments). He’s doing great with his routine and is good about alerting his foster when he needs an early morning potty break. He walks well on leash and is eager to learn, especially when it involves activity or adventure.

True to his athletic and intelligent nature, Kanan would thrive in an active home that enjoys daily walks, engaging training, or even agility work. He has plenty of puppy energy and would love a playful canine companion, ideally another energetic dog his size or larger, as he can play a bit rough. That said, he’s also happy just tagging along on any adventures with his people.

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Breed: Australian Cattle Dog

Adoption Fee: $450

Kanan is a 10-month-old, 40lb goofball who is just discovering how amazing indoor life can be, and he’s loving it! This friendly, affectionate, and playful pup is full of personality and classic Cattle Dog charm.

Kanan is potty trained and crate trained (though he may voice his opinion about the kennel at first before settling in, so no apartments). He’s doing great with his routine and is good about alerting his foster when he needs an early morning potty break. He walks well on leash and is eager to learn, especially when it involves activity or adventure.

True to his athletic and intelligent nature, Kanan would thrive in an active home that enjoys daily walks, engaging training, or even agility work. He has plenty of puppy energy and would love a playful canine companion, ideally another energetic dog his size or larger, as he can play a bit rough. That said, he’s also happy just tagging along on any adventures with his people.

Kanan is a total velcro dog. Once he decides you’re his person, he’ll be right by your side. He gets along well with large dogs, small dogs, and even cats. He did show some mild resource guarding with a resident dog, likely due to a history of neglect and food insecurity, but this resolved within the first week and has not been directed toward humans. He does need to work on not jumping, and althoug