Millie

MEET MILLIE At just 10 weeks old, Millie looks every bit like the classic Red Heeler puppy—and she is absolutely adorable! <br/><br/>This girl knows no stranger apparently believes it is her personal responsibility to make sure everyone she meets becomes her new best friend. People? Friends. Dogs? Friends. Puppies? Obviously friends. If you have a pulse, Millie would like to discuss the possibility of friendship. <br/><br/>Millie lives with adult dogs as well as other young puppies, so she's getting plenty of practice learning her canine manners and how to be a good little doggie roommate. But she is NOT crazy high energy. For a cattle dog, Millie is delightfully medium energy. And she is pretty much house trained in her current routine.<br/><br/>And this little overachiever has already mastered several of the basics:<br/><br/> Sleeps through the night! <br/> Walks on a leash! <br/> Knows how to sit for treats! <br/> Well socialized with other dogs!<br/> Expert-level friendship skills! <br/><br/>We're not saying Millie is an overachiever, but she may already be more organized than some of us. <br/><br/>Her daily schedule looks something like:<br/><br/>Wake up.<br/>Make friends.<br/>Inspect yard.<br/>Make more friends.<br/>Play.<br/>Eat.<br/>Make sure everyone is still her friend.<br/>Nap.<br/>Repeat. <br/><br/>And when she's finally finished with her very important puppy business, Millie is more than happy to curl up beside her people for some cuddle time and a well-earned puppy snooze. <br/><br/>If you would like to adopt, please complete an adoption application at https://www.circle2rescue.com/dog-adoption-application/ The $300 adoption fee includes: Spay Age-appropriate vaccinations Deworming Microchip

MEET MILLIE At just 10 weeks old, Millie looks every bit like the classic Red Heeler puppy—and she is absolutely adorable!

This girl knows no stranger apparently believes it is her personal responsibility to make sure everyone she meets becomes her new best friend. People? Friends. Dogs? Friends. Puppies? Obviously friends. If you have a pulse, Millie would like to discuss the possibility of friendship.

Millie lives with adult dogs as well as other young puppies, so she's getting plenty of practice learning her canine manners and how to be a good little doggie roommate. But she is NOT crazy high energy. For a cattle dog, Millie is delightfully medium energy. And she is pretty much house trained in her current routine.

And this little overachiever has already mastered several of the basics:

Sleeps through the night!
Walks on a leash!
Knows how to sit for treats!
Well socialized with other dogs!
Expert-level friendship skills!

We're not saying Millie is an

MEET MILLIE At just 10 weeks old, Millie looks every bit like the classic Red Heeler puppy—and she is absolutely adorable!

This girl knows no stranger apparently believes it is her personal responsibility to make sure everyone she meets becomes her new best friend. People? Friends. Dogs? Friends. Puppies? Obviously friends. If you have a pulse, Millie would like to discuss the possibility of friendship.

Millie lives with adult dogs as well as other young puppies, so she's getting plenty of practice learning her canine manners and how to be a good little doggie roommate. But she is NOT crazy high energy. For a cattle dog, Millie is delightfully medium energy. And she is pretty much house trained in her current routine.

And this little overachiever has already mastered several of the basics:

Sleeps through the night!
Walks on a leash!
Knows how to sit for treats!
Well socialized with other dogs!
Expert-level friendship skills!

We're not saying Millie is an overachiever, but she may already be more organized than some of us.

Her daily schedule looks something like:

Wake up.
Make friends.
Inspect yard.
Make more friends.
Play.
Eat.
Make sure everyone is still her friend.
Nap.
Repeat.

And when she's finally finished with her very important puppy business, Millie is more than happy to curl up