Echo
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Echo
AvailableEcho is a young, spayed female Border Collie/Terrier mix with a tricolor (brown, black, and white) coat. Sheās medium-sized and fully house trained, with vaccinations up to date. Echo currently lives in Herriman, UT. Her energetic spirit and smarts come through in everything she does.
About Echo
Echo has a strong, athletic presence that quickly wins people over. Sheās packed with energy and demands an owner who is confident and experiencedāsomeone ready to match her intensity. Fully house trained and well-versed in basic commands, Echo proves both loyal and independent. Sheās a funny, affectionate companion with a protective streak. She shines around people and gets along well with other dogs off leash, but can show some leash reactivity and resource guarding behaviors when around other dogs. Echo's best fit is a home without young children. A household with someone who understands how to channel her drive and independence will get the most out of what she offers. Donāt expect her to cling to you every momentāsheāll follow her own nose, but sheāll always circle back. If an active, clever sidekick is what youāre after, Echo could be just the ticket. Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now!
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$75Payment after application.
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Questions about Echo
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Echo, being a Border Collie/Terrier mix, thrives in active homes with experienced owners who provide both mental and physical stimulation. A household that enjoys outdoor adventures is ideal for her energy level.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
A dog like Echo needs a secure yard or plenty of opportunities for vigorous exercise each day. Sheāll be happiest with lots of room to run and play.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
While Echo gets along with children, her herding and high-energy tendencies make her better suited to homes without young kids. Older, dog-savvy children are usually a better match.











