Adopted - Not Available

Name Paisley
Type Dog
Breed Border Collie
Gender Female
Age Adult
Color
Size Medium
Status adopted
Attributes  Spayed Neutered    House Trained    Declawed    Special Needs    Shots Current  
Environment  Children    Dogs    Cats  
My name is Paisley and I'm a 14 month old border collie mix. I’m a sweet girl who has lived with kids and other dogs. I first arrived at a shelter as a stray when I was 6 months old with an injured leg and an imbedded bb in my stomach and very underweight, so people haven’t always been kind to me. Despite that, I’m super sweet! I was adopted and thought I found my perfect family but their other dog attacked me a few times and my new dad said his allergic reactions were too severe to keep me. I swear I’m a good girl and did nothing wrong.

I’m gentle but not timid. I’m not super hyper, but I do like to play. I’m content to lay near you and while I can be affectionate, I’m not all up in your face. I like chew toys, but I like one or two favorites and don’t demand a ton. I was trained by my first adopter not to get on the couch. I will ask for your attention by pawing at you. I sleep well in a crate but will break out of a wire crate if you leave me alone during the day.

I'm house trained but I will quietly stand by the door when I need to go out and won't bark. So if you don't see me and I really gotta' go, I may have an accident.

I love kids but if they get me riled up, I will chase and nip, so a home where kids are shown how to properly interact with me is important or maybe a home with older kids would be best. I have never bitten anyone but I am still a very young dog who can be mouthy.

My last mom described me as a lovable, fluffy dog and they said I’m very smart and trainable.

Also, something very rare and unique about me is that I'm a pseudohermaphrodite which is super uncommon. Im a female with male parts as well. It's not very noticeable. It just makes me unique!

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