Lucy

Say hi to Lucy! <br/><br/>Lucy is a stunning blue merle spayed female, with stunning brown eyes, with one having just a slice of vivid blue on the upper part of her left eye. She is 40 lbs of fluff and love. Lucy arrived to rescue as an owner surrender and is eager to find her new home!<br/><br/>Lucy is a shy, loving girl who is adjusting to life in rescue - she is very sweet to people and is tolerant towards her new foster diblings. We do think that she'd be very content as the only dog or a dibling that is calm and laid-back. <br/><br/>Her fosters share that Lucy does show some tendency to want to resource guard her preferred human from the other dogs, but is quickly & easily redirected and it's improving. This is likely attributed to Lucy still adjusting to life in rescue and learning the new expectations of her foster home. Additionally, Lucy is crate trained and housebroken, and shows to be a very smart, bright girl. So far on walks, Lucy does not pull and checks in nicely with her walker. <br/><br/>Because Lucy is a bit shy, her ideal home would be somewhere where there's not a lot of comings and goings in the home and she can spend her days snuggling with her family. It is currently recommended that she'd have a fence as she can be a bit skittish and her first instinct is to flee and hide. <br/><br/>The details:<br/>Needs fence: Yes<br/>Good with dogs: Yes, but best with a laid back personality <br/>Good with cats: Unknown<br/>Good with kids: Teens and older<br/><br/>All of our dogs live in foster homes with volunteers. We need an approved application on file to set up a meeting with a dog you might be interested in. You can find our application at www.aussierescuemn.com. All dogs have an adoption fee of $400 plus MN sales tax. We pride ourselves on matches that are awesome for both the dog and your family. Aussie Rescue of MN is here for support, advice and as a safety net for our dogs for the rest of their lives.

Say hi to Lucy!

Lucy is a stunning blue merle spayed female, with stunning brown eyes, with one having just a slice of vivid blue on the upper part of her left eye. She is 40 lbs of fluff and love. Lucy arrived to rescue as an owner surrender and is eager to find her new home!

Lucy is a shy, loving girl who is adjusting to life in rescue - she is very sweet to people and is tolerant towards her new foster diblings. We do think that she'd be very content as the only dog or a dibling that is calm and laid-back.

Her fosters share that Lucy does show some tendency to want to resource guard her preferred human from the other dogs, but is quickly & easily redirected and it's improving. This is likely attributed to Lucy still adjusting to life in rescue and learning the new expectations of her foster home. Additionally, Lucy is crate trained and housebroken, and shows to be a very smart, bright girl. So far on walks, Lucy does not pull and checks in nicely with her walker.

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Say hi to Lucy!

Lucy is a stunning blue merle spayed female, with stunning brown eyes, with one having just a slice of vivid blue on the upper part of her left eye. She is 40 lbs of fluff and love. Lucy arrived to rescue as an owner surrender and is eager to find her new home!

Lucy is a shy, loving girl who is adjusting to life in rescue - she is very sweet to people and is tolerant towards her new foster diblings. We do think that she'd be very content as the only dog or a dibling that is calm and laid-back.

Her fosters share that Lucy does show some tendency to want to resource guard her preferred human from the other dogs, but is quickly & easily redirected and it's improving. This is likely attributed to Lucy still adjusting to life in rescue and learning the new expectations of her foster home. Additionally, Lucy is crate trained and housebroken, and shows to be a very smart, bright girl. So far on walks, Lucy does not pull and checks in nicely with her walker.

Because Lucy is a bit shy, her ideal home would be somewhere where there's not a lot of comings and goings in the home and she can spend her days snuggling with her family. It is currently recommended that she'd have a fence as she can be a bit skittish and her first instinct is to flee and hide.

The details:
Needs fence: Yes
Good with dogs: Yes, but best with a laid back personality
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