Alias

Alias is an energetic and affectionate girl, with a friendly nature. She's still just a pup learning her manners and boundaries, but is responding very well to guidance in a stable home environment.

She is happily living with three other smaller dogs, two cats, and an older child. Her puppy energy, and lack of understanding of how much bigger she is than the other dogs, means she can get a little over zealous in her play sometimes, but the little ones tell her off and she is definitely learning with a few ankle biters on her heels! \ Ultimately she may suit a household with other medium to large dogs to match her play style and energy, but would also be fine as a solo dog, or with a rough and tumble smaller dog.

She is quite happy to be left outside on her own when we are away from home, doesn't bark and appears to have no anxiety about being left. At night she loves to curl up in her crate (though doesn't like being closed in) and sleeps well through the night.

She is easy to walk on lead! Not reactive to other passing dogs and doesn't pull. She is a relatively active dog, and at the moment gets two 20 minute walks a day, which seems to keep her happy. She would not suit a sedentary lifestyle, or being left for long periods of time on a regular basis. She loves her people and being included in family activities. She loves nothing more than hopping in the car to head to the park for a play!

Fetch is her favourite game and if no one will play with her, she can be seen in the backyard throwing her toys to herself! She doesn't seem to run after her toys, rather she hops after them, which is pretty comical to watch. She has a toy box full of things to chew and that seems to keep her happy when she's alone.

Alias would probably suit a household with older children, only because she can be a little boisterous when she plays and doesn't seem to have a sense of her size at times. She shows no signs of aggression towards other animals or people.

Overall, she's a fantastic dog, who will take only basic training to develop into an amazing companion.