11/20/2024
This is really hard for me, because I love my dogs and have always got dogs with the belief and intention of keeping them their whole lives. We have recently gotten out of hobby breeding with our 2 females and our family dynamic has changed quicker than we expected with a second little one on the way!
I would love to say we could keep all our dogs and give them all the quality time, exercise, and mental stimulation they deserve, but realistically with us having 7 dogs and 2 kiddos under two years old I know that's just not the case (and that's not fair to them). So with that being said, we have decided to re-home 3 of our dogs. With the holidays approaching I am going to be very particular on who they go to, because they are super good dogs and they deserve good homes. Below is information on each of them. Please message me if your interested
*They are all up to date on their shots with a 3 yr Rabies and are all in good health. They all do well with grooming and stand nicely for - nail trims, being bathed, brushed, trimmed up, ears cleaned, a**l glands expressed, and teeth brushed.
•Bear - 5 yr old Mini Aussie Female (25lbs)
Bear is a love-a-duck and loves people and kids! She is good with other dogs, cats, livestock (has been around horses, chickens, goats, etc) and is a very quiet dog - not a barker. She is potty trained and kennel trained and knows all her basic obedience commands and a couple fun tricks (like spin, shake, roll over, pray, and will pick things you drop up on cue to hand them back to you - she will even pick up my credit card, lol). She will also play fetch. She is eager to please and is a great lap dog who loves to snuggle and be pet. The only negative about her is she does jump up sometimes on people when they first come over, but will get down if you tell her "uh uh"
•Freya - 4 yr old Mini Aussie Female (30lbs)
If you are an active person or looking for a fetch buddy then Freya is your lady! Freya would play fetch with you forever if you would let her and she will drop the ball in your hand or at your feet on each return without a command, but she will also stop if you tell her to take a break and go lay down. She also loves doing the agility courses! Freya is kennel trained and house trained. She knows all of her basic obedience commands with some fun tricks (shake, roll over, play dead, etc). She does well with cats, goats, chickens, etc. Freya does well with all our dogs and my mom's dog, but does take a little time to warm up to new dogs. She can be nervous/ wary of new people/ kids at first, but if you play fetch with her she warms up pretty quickly.
•Rolex - 3 yr old Mini Aussie Male (25lbs)
Rolex is the only dog I have who I did not get as a puppy. I bought him from another breeder when he was already over a year old. I'm not sure what his life was like before I got him, but I feel like unfortunately he was sitting in a kennel for most of it. He is super sweet, and is outgoing here at home with our dogs and with new people/ kids who stop by, but he is really shy in new environments. He is kennel trained, but I would not say he is house trained. He has only free roamed in the house for short periods of time (and does so, with no accidents) but I am monitoring him during those times. He is smart so I think he could pick it up quickly though. He likes people/ kids and is good with cats, goats, and does well with our dogs and my mom's dog. But is nervous around new dogs. He is super low drive and would be happy to just sit by you and be pet all day! He also knows his basic obedience commands.
Again, please reach out if you are interested or have questions about these guys. They are truly awesome dogs and I usually get complimented on how well behaved they are when we go out or go to the vet. I don't take this lightly, in fact I've been dragging my feet on it, but I also want to do what's fair for them and want them to have good lives.
