Raisin

Raisin is a 2-month-old, 10-pound sweetheart believed to be an Aussie mix with a curious spirit and a gentle personality. She's already making great progress with her leash skills and house training, though like any young puppy she still has the occasional accident as she learns.<br/><br/>One of Raisin's favorite places is her crate—it's her safe space! She'll often go in on her own when she's tired or feeling a little unsure, and she rarely cries while in it.<br/><br/>Raisin loves to play, especially with balls, and she's already showing off her fetch skills. She also enjoys exploring the yard and taking in the world around her. When playtime is over, she's happy to curl up for some cozy snuggles.<br/><br/>She can be a little sensitive to loud barking from other dogs and may get startled by it. Raisin also prefers to walk on her own rather than be carried—she's an independent little explorer who likes to move at her own pace.<br/><br/>Like many herding breeds, Raisin is smart, active, and eager to learn. She'll do best with a committed family who can keep up with her energy and provide ongoing puppy training. She will need at least 1–2+ hours of daily exercise, plenty of mental stimulation through training or “jobs,” and consistent socialization to help her grow into a confident, well-mannered companion and prevent unwanted behaviors such as nipping or separation anxiety.<br/><br/> She is spayed, up to date on vaccinations and will be available for adoption 3/8/26 through Paws Across Pittsburgh, Springdale, PA 15144 KL# 16182.

Raisin is a 2-month-old, 10-pound sweetheart believed to be an Aussie mix with a curious spirit and a gentle personality. She's already making great progress with her leash skills and house training, though like any young puppy she still has the occasional accident as she learns.

One of Raisin's favorite places is her crate—it's her safe space! She'll often go in on her own when she's tired or feeling a little unsure, and she rarely cries while in it.

Raisin loves to play, especially with balls, and she's already showing off her fetch skills. She also enjoys exploring the yard and taking in the world around her. When playtime is over, she's happy to curl up for some cozy snuggles.

She can be a little sensitive to loud barking from other dogs and may get startled by it. Raisin also prefers to walk on her own rather than be carried—she's an independent little explorer who likes to move at her own pace.

Like many herding breeds, Raisin is smart, active, and eager to learn. She'll do best with

Raisin is a 2-month-old, 10-pound sweetheart believed to be an Aussie mix with a curious spirit and a gentle personality. She's already making great progress with her leash skills and house training, though like any young puppy she still has the occasional accident as she learns.

One of Raisin's favorite places is her crate—it's her safe space! She'll often go in on her own when she's tired or feeling a little unsure, and she rarely cries while in it.

Raisin loves to play, especially with balls, and she's already showing off her fetch skills. She also enjoys exploring the yard and taking in the world around her. When playtime is over, she's happy to curl up for some cozy snuggles.

She can be a little sensitive to loud barking from other dogs and may get startled by it. Raisin also prefers to walk on her own rather than be carried—she's an independent little explorer who likes to move at her own pace.

Like many herding breeds, Raisin is smart, active, and eager to learn. She'll do best with a committed family who can keep up with her energy and provide ongoing puppy training. She will need at least 1–2+ hours of daily exercise, plenty of mental stimulation through training or “jobs,” and consistent socialization to help her grow into a confident, well-mannered companion and prevent unwanted behaviors such as nipping or separation anxiety.

She is spayed, up to date on vacci