DESCRIPTION
You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Lola is an 8-9mo old Border Collie Female. She is great with dogs, but I would say a no for cats because she is constantly following them and mouthing them, so it can be stressful for them. It does seem playful and mostly harmless, but my cats are very stressed by the behavior and are great with dogs. She is mouthy and likes to jump when excited, but it is all puppy playfulness and excitement since she was never taught any better. She is crate trained and house trained. Her energy seems to be medium-high, she is always ready to play, but it progresses into lazy play or toy chewing after a while. She was not sharing toys well at first, but it seems to mostly be the nylabones that she struggled with in the beginning. I haven't heard any disagreements over toys since and she was even nicely playing tug of war with another puppy foster on multiple occasions. So she seems to play nicely with others now, very mouthy, ankle/leg biting play. Lola does suffer from seizures and will have to remain on medicine for those for life and monitored to be sure the dosage remains accurate and her health remains good. Otherwise she is a normal happy puppy.
ABOUT: BORDER COLLIE DOG BREED
The Border Collie is a highly intelligent and energetic dog breed known for their herding capabilities and exceptional obedience. Originating from the border regions of Scotland and England, these agile and versatile dogs are famous for their focus, stamina, and trainability. With their striking black and white coat and intense gaze, Border Collies excel in various canine sports and activities, making them ideal companions for active families and individuals seeking a loyal and dynamic pet.
