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Phoebe Australian Cattle Dog / Blue Heeler Mix Big Rock, TN
- Young
- Female
- Medium
- Gray / Blue / Silver, Merle (Blue)
About
- Characteristics
- Friendly, Affectionate, Loyal, Playful, Smart, Curious, Funny, Athletic, Loves kisses, Independent, Protective
- Coat length
- Short
- House-trained
- Yes
- Health
- Vaccinations up to date, spayed / neutered.
- Good in a home with
- Other dogs, cats, children.
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Meet Phoebe
Phoebe
Loves to play and cuddle! Really loves to sleep on a pillow! ??
House and crate trained. Only has an accident when you fail to notice her going out signs or if she is sick will have an accident in the kennel.
She is good with kids! She wears out our 7 year old grandson.
She loves to give good kisses! It’s kinda her favorite thing to do to her humans.
(From foster home)
**Pheobe is a beautiful and well-behaved dog who brings so much joy. She's fully potty trained and behaves wonderfully in the house. You can trust her completely when you're away, and she won't cause any trouble. Pheobe adores playing with her ball and she's really good at fetching and returning it to you. She also travels well in the car. She has a lovely nature and a gentle temperament, making her suitable for anyone. Although she may bark at other dogs at first, she quickly becomes comfortable around them. She loves visiting dog parks and has a blast. She knows commands like Sit, Turn, Flats (lay down), Up, Down, Turn around, and Shake. Pheobe is fantastic with people and kids, and she would thrive with an active and loving family.**
Even though she is a year old she has a lot of puppy left in her. This breed requires space to run and explore with their boundaries laid out for them. She should NOT be permitted to run off a leash or outside a secure gated area. When left at home alone she should be crated (this is good for her). This breed will get board very easily and tear stuff up if left out on their own. Again, she is still a puppy. There will be a time much later in her life where she will be able to be left out alone, she just has not reached that stage of her life yet.
An Australian Cattle dogs life expectancy is on average about 13-15 years of age. We had one that lived to be almost 15 years old (about one month from it). With proper care and provided they do not develop some illness or disease.
These are VERY loyal dogs and will love their human fiercely. They will protect what is theirs to include their owners and family!
Loves to play and cuddle! Really loves to sleep on a pillow! ??
House and crate trained. Only has an accident when you fail to notice her going out signs or if she is sick will have an accident in the kennel.
She is good with kids! She wears out our 7 year old grandson.
She loves to give good kisses! It’s kinda her favorite thing to do to her humans.
(From foster home)
**Pheobe is a beautiful and well-behaved dog who brings so much joy. She's fully potty trained and behaves wonderfully in the house. You can trust her completely when you're away, and she won't cause any trouble. Pheobe adores playing with her ball and she's really good at fetching and returning it to you. She also travels well in the car. She has a lovely nature and a gentle temperament, making her suitable for anyone. Although she may bark at other dogs at first, she quickly becomes comfortable around them. She loves visiting dog parks and has a blast. She knows commands like Sit, Turn, Flats (lay down), Up, Down, Turn around, and Shake. Pheobe is fantastic with people and kids, and she would thrive with an active and loving family.**
Even though she is a year old she has a lot of puppy left in her. This breed requires space to run and explore with their boundaries laid out for them. She should NOT be permitted to run off a leash or outside a secure gated area. When left at home alone she should be crated (this is good for her). This breed will get board very easily and tear stuff up if left out on their own. Again, she is still a puppy. There will be a time much later in her life where she will be able to be left out alone, she just has not reached that stage of her life yet.
An Australian Cattle dogs life expectancy is on average about 13-15 years of age. We had one that lived to be almost 15 years old (about one month from it). With proper care and provided they do not develop some illness or disease.
These are VERY loyal dogs and will love their human fiercely. They will protect what is theirs to include their owners and family!
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Phoebe
- Australian Cattle Dog / Blue Heeler
- Young
- Female