Doja

Hi! My name is Doja and I can’t wait to get settled into my forever home and bond with my new best friend.

A little about me…
- I am a 6-month-old Australian Cattle Dog X. I have LOTS of energy and I am crazy smart. Not to toot my own horn, but when my foster mum took me in, I learnt so many new tricks and it took me less than 5 minutes to get the hang of each one! My tricks so far: sit, lay down, come, stay, wait, paw, spin and more!
- Despite having lots of energy I am very well behaved, I will happily stay in my crate for the majority of the day when my foster mum takes me to work at the vet clinic. I don't bark - I am toilet trained and overall a 10/10 good girl.
- I have a foster dog big brother and I get along with him great; I could play for hours. I would really LOVE a doggy friend.
- My foster mum has introduced me to sheep, horses and cats. Whilst I can get excited I am able to listen and remain calm around them (on lead). My off lead recall is getting better every day.
- I come fully vaccinated, vet checked, microchipped, wormed/flea treated and I will be desexed.

A little about you…
- You should be looking for a dog that you want to actually do things with! I LOVE to train and learn new tricks so I want to continue this. Dog sports are a plus!
- I have flourished since my foster carer has established firm boundaries with me (crate training has been a game changer) so you should be keen to continue this.
- You should have an understanding of the needs of a working dog breed; we don’t just need lots of exercise (of course a necessity!) but more importantly we need REST. Working dogs do not have an off switch! So, you need to know how to train one. (My foster mum says she will tell you the secret).
- You should NOT have young children; teenagers MAY be considered.

Could you be my forever home? I can't wait to meet you.