Ariat

Ariat is a very sweet, cuddly puppy. She loves being around other animals and humans, and absolutely melts everyone’s hearts. Ariat is curious, excitable and has so much love to give. This girl loves cuddles.
Arait is a very social little girl and loves everyone she meets and has adored every other dog she has met in her short life too!
The stunning little chubby girl has a wonderful temperament and we can see her becoming a fabulous addition to any family
Ariat came to us from a country pound at 6 weeks and we were informed she was a Border Collie x and we are pretty sure we can possibly see a hint of staffy in there too.She is currently just 5 kilos so we think she will grow into a med size at full growth
PLEASE CHECK YOUR SPAM AND JUNK FOLDERS FOR YOUR APPLICATION ONCE YOU HAVE SENT YOUR ENQUIRY
Favorite things – Ariat loves playing tug of war, exploring and snuggling up with her foster fur siblings and foster humans. She is very eager to be active and find new things to play with.
Interaction with humans- Ariat feels very happy and comfortable when around humans. She has been living with a family which includes teenagers and has remained confident when visitors of all ages have come to visit. She absolutely loves a warm cuddle on the couch.
Obedience/Training – So far, Ariat has been an excitable puppy at times but has shown to be calm and collected as well. She is easy going and has easily adapted to the household. Around her older foster fur siblings, she has shown to be curious and happily follows them around and is keen to join in on whatever they are doing. She knows where she is fed and is keen to head to the outside door first thing in the morning.
Animal/Social skills – Ariat interacts very well with her little mate and with the other foster siblings in her foster home. She is very keen to play with her kelpie cross foster dog sister. Ariat spends lots of time during the day playing with her foster siblings, and is very happy to play with her toys. She is an energetic puppy and happily interacts with the other dogs in her foster care household.
Food – While in foster care, Ariat has been eating 3 meals a day of premium puppy food.
Independence – Ariat is very happy being outside with her fur siblings, and is very easily entertained by toys. She is a big explorer and enjoys adventures around the garden. Some of her favorite activities are tug of war and play fighting. She is very content with lots of enrichment activities to keep her occupied.
Bathing and hygiene- Ariat has been bathed without any problems. She enjoys a gentle brush.
Sleeping – Ariat has been sleeping inside in a crate with her littermate. She sleeps through the night and goes to toilet and plays as soon as she wakes in the morning. During the day, she happily naps either inside or outside and loves to cuddle up to a teddy or litter mate or foster dog sister.
Exercise - Ariat has been very excitable and active throughout foster care. She would thrive in an active household where she is walked daily and included in day to day activities.
Inside the home – Ariat is happy to be inside or outside the house. She rarely has accidents inside, and will sleep through the night. She has shown to be happy to watch a movie on the couch while cuddling with her humans and fur siblings. She will tire herself out playing with her litter mate before falling asleep cuddled up to someone else.
Ariat is seeking a home where she is included in the day to day activities of her adoptive family. She would love to be homed with a male dog who is kind and happy to play with her. She will happily fit into a home with children who are kind and gentle.
Adoption Criteria
A home with a medium to large backyard with grass, shelter, and secure fencing.
A home with or without children, they must be dog savvy children who can handle puppy behavior.
A home with or without another dog.If another dog is in residence already we seek a Male of medium to large size who is well socialized and tolerant of puppy behavior.
A daily walk. Short walks while he is a puppy and her bones are developing. A moderate-long walk when is older and has more energy to burn.
A lot of love and training! Ariat Should be welcomed as part of the family and not just left on her own in the backyard all the time. Her owner should dedicate time to training and take hr to puppy classes
She is young enough to learn if you have a dog savvy cat
We recommend children in the home to have prior dog / puppy exposure before your family applies for a young pups puppies do teeth and have sharp little puppy teeth