Neo

**AVAILABLE for adoption!**<br/><br/>To fill out an adoption application : https://forms.gle/dGz75whm2hFT2fej7<br/><br/>Meet Neo! A 3 month old male German Shepherd X Great Pyrenees/Border Collie cross. He is an owner surrender when a young man discovered just how much time and effort are required to raise a baby ! Not to mention how much space a dog with this energy level and potential size (I'm guessing 80-100#s as an adult) will require. He has made himself at home here on my farm. He slept thru the night quietly in a crate in our bedroom so is crate comfortable. He has met all the resident dogs and cats here and after a few worried barks, has decided everyone is a friend. Next he met all the free range fowl and was a perfect gentleman. He met the horses and was wary, but respectful. He is very spoiled and needs to learn some basic manners, but is also very smart and responds quickly to corrections for scratching on the door, jumping up on my legs and barking for attention. I think he's a very beautiful, intelligent puppy that will make an excellent family dog on an acreage in a country setting. This is not a city dog prospect. Pyrenees are dubbed the "hundred acre dog" because they will stake out and claim a 100 acre radius for themselves to protect and guard. A perimeter fence or GPS system will need to be in place. Border Collies, of course, are known for being extraordinarily high energy, intelligent and trainable with a strong drive for working. German shepherds are a very large, protective, intelligent breed who require a solid and firm, clear black and white training of boundaries and manners as well as socialization,as youngsters to become the fantastic adult dogs some of them are. This boy goes very German Shepherd in his personality and physical attributes. He's got the border collie coloration and he may have the Great Pyrenees size . Take all of this into consideration bgefore applying for this adorable baby boy.

**AVAILABLE for adoption!**

To fill out an adoption application : https://forms.gle/dGz75whm2hFT2fej7

Meet Neo! A 3 month old male German Shepherd X Great Pyrenees/Border Collie cross. He is an owner surrender when a young man discovered just how much time and effort are required to raise a baby ! Not to mention how much space a dog with this energy level and potential size (I'm guessing 80-100#s as an adult) will require. He has made himself at home here on my farm. He slept thru the night quietly in a crate in our bedroom so is crate comfortable. He has met all the resident dogs and cats here and after a few worried barks, has decided everyone is a friend. Next he met all the free range fowl and was a perfect gentleman. He met the horses and was wary, but respectful. He is very spoiled and needs to learn some basic manners, but is also very smart and responds quickly to corrections for scratching on the door, jumping up on my legs and barking for attention. I think he's a very beautiful, intelligent pupp

**AVAILABLE for adoption!**

To fill out an adoption application : https://forms.gle/dGz75whm2hFT2fej7

Meet Neo! A 3 month old male German Shepherd X Great Pyrenees/Border Collie cross. He is an owner surrender when a young man discovered just how much time and effort are required to raise a baby ! Not to mention how much space a dog with this energy level and potential size (I'm guessing 80-100#s as an adult) will require. He has made himself at home here on my farm. He slept thru the night quietly in a crate in our bedroom so is crate comfortable. He has met all the resident dogs and cats here and after a few worried barks, has decided everyone is a friend. Next he met all the free range fowl and was a perfect gentleman. He met the horses and was wary, but respectful. He is very spoiled and needs to learn some basic manners, but is also very smart and responds quickly to corrections for scratching on the door, jumping up on my legs and barking for attention. I think he's a very beautiful, intelligent puppy that will make an excellent family dog on an acreage in a country setting. This is not a city dog prospect. Pyrenees are dubbed the "hundred acre dog" because they will stake out and claim a 100 acre radius for themselves to protect and guard. A perimeter fence or GPS system will need to be in place. Border Collies, of course, are known for being extraordinarily high energy, intelligent and trai