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Moxie Glitterbottom

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6 months- 2 years|Border Collie, Mixed Breed|Female|Medium|De Soto, IA
๐Ÿพ Friendly๐ŸŽพ Playful๐Ÿง  Smart๐Ÿšฝ House Trained๐Ÿ’‚ Protective

This young, female, medium-sized Border Collie/mixed breed is spayed/neutered and house trained. She is currently being cared for at AHeinz57 Pet Rescue & Transport, Inc. in a loving environment.

About Moxie Glitterbottom

Start your journey together! Apply now. Moxie is a 2-year-old Border Collie mix with a big heart and lots of energy. Like most Border Collies and mixes, she thrives on both mental and physical exercise to keep her happy and healthy. Moxie does deal with some anxiety, so ongoing training and plenty of activities will help boost her confidence and provide her with the stimulation she needs. She would excel at agility and is sure to shine with someone who enjoys engaging games and training sessions. A physically fenced yard is required for her safety and happiness, as she loves to run and play. Moxie does best as the only pet in the household; she isnโ€™t a fan of other dogs and can be protective of her food. For this reason, a home with children over the age of 10 is recommended, allowing everyone to respect her boundaries and make her feel comfortable. What are you waiting for? Apply today!

Questions about Moxie Glitterbottom

  • What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?

    Border Collie mixes thrive in active homes where they have plenty of space to run and opportunities for physical and mental stimulation. They adapt well to families committed to regular exercise and engaging activities.

  • How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?

    These dogs need a securely fenced yard or access to large, open areas for daily play and exercise. Their high energy requires more space than many other breeds.

  • Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?

    Border Collies and their mixes can do well with children, especially older children who respect boundaries and engage in active play. They do best in homes where children are taught proper pet interaction.