Adoption information
Rescue group
PetRescue ID
1031687
Location
Rockhampton, QLD
Age
1 year 5 months
Adoption fee
$600.00
Microchip number
953010100689403
Breeder identification
0008422546303
Rehoming organisation
Bull Arab Rescue Aus
Source number
RE100590
Last updated
21 Mar, 2024
Pre-adoption checks
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Desexed
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Vaccinated
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Interstate adoption (ACT, NSW, NT, QLD, SA, TAS, VIC, WA)
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Wormed
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Has received heartworm preventative
I'd prefer a home that
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Doesn't have kids under 5
About Halo
Meet Halo, a captivating and uniquely charming deaf canine. Her boundless love is expressed through joyful resilience and the endearing elegance of her signature head tilt, making her truly extraordinary. Halo's deafness is not a hindrance but a beautiful trait that adds to her special charm. This sweet girl loves sharing cozy nights, sleeping in bed with the air conditioner on.
Halo's affection extends to food, treats, cuddles, and playful interactions with dogs and rope toys. Despite initial hesitation towards baths, Halo is adaptable and faces rainy weather in her own unique way. Deafness doesn't deter Halo's social nature; she's generally okay with most dogs and indifferent to nearby cats. Ideal for families with children who understand dog behavior.
Halo's sleeping preferences include an adult single bed or the floor with air conditioning. Halo excels in obedience with hand signals, responding to commands for meals, treats, and outdoor activities. Ready to bring joy and companionship, Halo is a loving addition to any home.
Dogs: Gets along well with other dogs, displaying a friendly and easygoing nature in their company.
Cats: No tested
Livestock: Not tested
Birds/Chickens: No - If she spots a bird, she's quick to chase them.
Kids & Ages: Ideal for families with children aged 6-7 who have experience with dogs and understand the importance of respecting their space; otherwise, suitable for households with children aged 8-10.
Skills & Obedience: Despite her tendency to pull on the lead, she is kept on a short leash due to her deafness, obedience training is mainly done through hand signals. She obediently sits for meals and treats and responds to visual cues for commands like coming or going outside.