Pinky
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Pinky
AvailablePinky is a medium-sized female mixed breed with Pomeranian and Australian Shepherd lineage, sporting a tricolor brown, black, and white coat. She is spayed, vaccinated, and completely house trained. Pinky currently resides in Bend, OR, and does well with both dogs and cats when properly introduced. She picks up routines quickly, knows basic commands, and is crate trained.
About Pinky
Pinky is a sharp, affectionate Mini Aussie Pom mix who's ready for an experienced handler. She has a clear herding streak—she bonds hard with her person, is protective of her space, and really thrives on clear rules and structure. She’s e-collar and prong collar trained, knows all her basic commands, and is excellent in her crate. Routine is very much her thing, and she’s house trained with no accidents in her current foster home. She gets along with other dogs of all sizes and can live with cats experienced with dogs. She sometimes chases cats if they run, but listens well when stopped. She lived with kids ages 8 and up but, as a herding breed, would do best without young kids in the household. Pinky prefers people to take introductions slow, especially with new men, warming up after some time and treats. She loves walks, car rides, baby pool fun, and any job that involves mental stimulation or a good food puzzle. A fenced yard is the dream, and she’d love someone who can keep her busy both physically and mentally. Her foster will train adopters on her routines and tools, since she’s thrived with these boundaries. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.
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Questions about Pinky
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Pinky's Mini Aussie Pom mix background tends to do best in a home with routine, structure, and space to exercise. She’d flourish in an environment that appreciates high intelligence and activity.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Her breed mix is energetic and benefits from a fenced yard where Pinky can play, explore, and satisfy her herding instincts safely. Regular outdoor time is important for her happiness.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Pinky’s breed is usually better with older children, as the herding drive can lead to chasing or nipping younger, fast-moving kids. Pinky lived with children 8 and up, but a home without little kids may be a better fit.
