Adoption information
I've been adopted!
About Bear
Bear is the definition of a true gentlemanābeautifully behaved in the home, easy to handle, and a dream on walks with solid recall.
Heās got that classic Kelpie brain (smart as anything!) paired with a soft, devoted nature and absolutely adores his humans. Especially the mini kind! Where there are children, there is Bear! He will follow them around the yard, watch closely as they play and his favour is to nap on a little lap while watching Bluey.
Bear is a social boy who gets along well with other dogs and dog-savvy cats, but deep down, Bear would be happiest soaking up all the love as your one-and-only.
Favorite things:
š„Ball enthusiast (collector, chaser, life-long fan)
šļøWater lover⦠puddles, splashes, mudāyes please!
š„ Snack connoisseurācarrots, cucumber, leftovers⦠heās not fussy!
āļøPlane hunter! Bear loves watching for planes! He'll check the sky regularly and watch from the window when inside. When he spots one, he'll joyously celebrate with some laps of the yard while watching it fly over. š¤·š¼āāļøš
Dislikes:
š« Foot rubs, washing.or general touching of toe beans⦠absolutely not, thank you very much
Bear enjoys his adventures but prefers to keep things low-impactāno wild jumping games, as he needs a little care for those joints. Heās happiest with relaxed play, sniffy walks, and time spent by your side.
Heās fantastic with kids of all ages and would suit a reasonably low impact active homeābonus points if someone is around more often than not, because this boy lives for his people.
A couple of quirks to keep life interesting:
š° Occasionally tempted to āpolitelyā chase a bunny or two
š“ Thinks horses need help being herded (heās working on that one!) and he will round up sheep forcefully so he needs a home with secure fencing if he was to be on property.
Bear is equal parts sweet, silly, and soulfulāthe kind of dog who will make you laugh, keep you company, and quietly steal your heart without even trying.
Medical notes
Bear refuses to accept that being 10 years makes him a senior.
And his ball addiction isn't something he is able to control.
Therefore he does need a rest day or few every so often and limited ball time or he may hobble a little.
(Please pretend you don't really notice, he finds age talk a tad awks)
He has nothing serious going on, just *cough* old age...
Adoption details
Please tell us all about the fun, loving life you have to offer Bear and we will pass this on for his caretakers to assess and discuss with him
Please include:
Fencing
Hours left alone daily
Kids
Other pets
Ball throwing skills
This pet has been adopted and found love with its new family.