Ollie

Ollie is a 3-4 year old smaller standard Aussie at 32 pounds however he is underweight and we expect him to be around 40 pounds when back to a better weight. <br/>Ollie can be a little shy initially. It can take him some time to warm up but once he’s comfortable he’s a very sweet boy. He’s done well with crate training and house training with regular breaks. Ollie walks on leash and has been a good car rider. <br/>Ollie has been reported to be good with kids, cats and female dogs. He can be grumbly around male dogs. We are hopeful now that he’s neutered he will become more comfortable. Ollie cannot be around chickens as he was reported to chase and kill them. Given how underweight he is it’s possible this was due to hunger, but he would do best in a home without them. Ollie also will need a tall wooden / solid fence as he has been known to jump / climb chain link. <br/>Ollie is neutered, microchipped, vaccinated, heartworm and tick disease tested and on preventatives.

Ollie is a 3-4 year old smaller standard Aussie at 32 pounds however he is underweight and we expect him to be around 40 pounds when back to a better weight.
Ollie can be a little shy initially. It can take him some time to warm up but once he’s comfortable he’s a very sweet boy. He’s done well with crate training and house training with regular breaks. Ollie walks on leash and has been a good car rider.
Ollie has been reported to be good with kids, cats and female dogs. He can be grumbly around male dogs. We are hopeful now that he’s neutered he will become more comfortable. Ollie cannot be around chickens as he was reported to chase and kill them. Given how underweight he is it’s possible this was due to hunger, but he would do best in a home without them. Ollie also will need a tall wooden / solid fence as he has been known to jump / climb chain link.
Ollie is neutered, microchipped, vaccinated, heartworm and tick disease tested and on preventatives.

Ollie is a 3-4 year old smaller standard Aussie at 32 pounds however he is underweight and we expect him to be around 40 pounds when back to a better weight.
Ollie can be a little shy initially. It can take him some time to warm up but once he’s comfortable he’s a very sweet boy. He’s done well with crate training and house training with regular breaks. Ollie walks on leash and has been a good car rider.
Ollie has been reported to be good with kids, cats and female dogs. He can be grumbly around male dogs. We are hopeful now that he’s neutered he will become more comfortable. Ollie cannot be around chickens as he was reported to chase and kill them. Given how underweight he is it’s possible this was due to hunger, but he would do best in a home without them. Ollie also will need a tall wooden / solid fence as he has been known to jump / climb chain link.
Ollie is neutered, microchipped, vaccinated, heartworm and tick disease tested and on preventatives.