Violet FL

Meet Violet <br/><br/>Violet is a 3-year-old, medium-sized fluffy beauty — with a tail and a name that fits her perfectly. <br/><br/>She is sensitive.<br/>She is beautiful.<br/>She is sweet.<br/>And she truly thrives on her independence.<br/><br/>Don't get us wrong — Violet loves being with her people. But she's not typically “in your bubble.” She enjoys companionship without being clingy. She's the perfect mix of loyal and self-assured.<br/><br/> Violet's Favorite Things<br/><br/> Lazy days watching the birds<br/> Chasing squirrels in the backyard<br/> Barking at dogs on TV (yes... she actually watches TV!)<br/><br/>She is house trained and will let you know when she needs to go out. <br/>She's leash trained and knows her basic commands. <br/><br/>Now let's talk personality...<br/><br/>Miss Violet can be very set in her ways. If you ask her to do something she's not convinced about, she may test the boundary a bit — that classic “bossy Aussie” streak we all know and love. <br/><br/> Violet's Ideal Home<br/><br/>Because she can be unsure about things that scoot across the floor (brooms , vacuums, and quick hand movements at eye level), Violet would do best in:<br/><br/> A quieter home<br/> Older children only<br/> One laid-back dog sibling or as a single pet<br/> A home that respects her space and independence<br/><br/>She is cat-tolerant — she'll sniff and try to play, and if the cat chases her? She runs away. <br/><br/> The Right Match<br/><br/>Violet would make a wonderful companion for someone looking for a calmer, sweet, steady presence. She just needs a person willing to give her time to decompress, settle in, and honor her independent spirit.<br/><br/>Once she feels safe, she warms up quickly and becomes a loyal, lovely little shadow — just one that appreciates her personal space. <br/><br/>If you're looking for a thoughtful, sensitive girl with just the right amount of sass and sweetness, Violet may be your perfect match.<br/><br/>If you think Violet is the a perfect fit for you and your family please submit our adoption application at the link below.<br/><br/>https://www.australianshepherdsfurever.org/adoption-application<br/><br/>There are some additional fees: $20 microchip transfer fee to register and transfer him to his new furever family.

Meet Violet

Violet is a 3-year-old, medium-sized fluffy beauty — with a tail and a name that fits her perfectly.

She is sensitive.
She is beautiful.
She is sweet.
And she truly thrives on her independence.

Don't get us wrong — Violet loves being with her people. But she's not typically “in your bubble.” She enjoys companionship without being clingy. She's the perfect mix of loyal and self-assured.

Violet's Favorite Things

Lazy days watching the birds
Chasing squirrels in the backyard
Barking at dogs on TV (yes... she actually watches TV!)

She is house trained and will let you know when she needs to go out.
She's leash trained and knows her basic commands.

Now let's talk personality...

Miss Violet can be very set in her ways. If you ask her to do something she's not convinced about, she may test the boundary a bit — that classic “bossy Aussie” streak we all know and love.

Violet's Ideal Home

Because she

Meet Violet

Violet is a 3-year-old, medium-sized fluffy beauty — with a tail and a name that fits her perfectly.

She is sensitive.
She is beautiful.
She is sweet.
And she truly thrives on her independence.

Don't get us wrong — Violet loves being with her people. But she's not typically “in your bubble.” She enjoys companionship without being clingy. She's the perfect mix of loyal and self-assured.

Violet's Favorite Things

Lazy days watching the birds
Chasing squirrels in the backyard
Barking at dogs on TV (yes... she actually watches TV!)

She is house trained and will let you know when she needs to go out.
She's leash trained and knows her basic commands.

Now let's talk personality...

Miss Violet can be very set in her ways. If you ask her to do something she's not convinced about, she may test the boundary a bit — that classic “bossy Aussie” streak we all know and love.

Violet's Ideal Home

Because she can be unsure about things that scoot across the floor (brooms , vacuums, and quick hand movements at eye level), Violet would do best in:

A quieter home
Older children only
One laid-back dog sibling or as a single pet
A home that respects her space and independence

She is cat-tolerant — she'll sniff and try to play, and if the cat chases her? She runs away.