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Odie

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3 years old|Cattle Dog, Husky|Male|Medium|Boulder, CO
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Odie is a young, neutered male cattle dog and husky mix with a white and cream coat, living in Boulder, CO. He's about 3 years and 5 months old, medium in size, house trained, and up to date on his vaccinations. Odie is not suitable for homes with cats or young children.

About Odie

Meet Odie, a young cattle dog/husky mix in Boulder, CO with plenty of training under his belt. Odie benefits from a foster-to-adopt program, which means there's no fee, but you must commit to the trial period and ongoing teamwork with his trainer. He’s lived with professional fosters and trained extensively for over a year—free post-adoption training with his current dog trainer in Denver is included. Odie comes with classic herding instincts: he’s eager for activity, up for any outdoor adventure, and happiest when given a job or task. He excels in recall, heels perfectly on-leash, handles crate time well, and is fully house trained. Odie’s become comfortable with muzzles for vet visits and new intros—these precautions help him handle meeting new people, since strangers make him nervous at first. Once he trusts you, expect a faithful, cuddly companion. He’s great with other dogs but isn’t a good match for cats or homes with young children. If you want a loyal sidekick and an active lifestyle, Odie’s ready for anything from hiking to scooter rides around Denver. Give him time to warm up to newcomers, and you’ll have a dog who’s all in for life. What are you waiting for? Apply today!

Questions about Odie

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

    Odie is a cattle dog/husky mix, so he’s best suited for active homes with space to exercise and places to explore, ideally where his people are around often and routines are predictable.

  • How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?

    A cattle dog/husky mix like Odie thrives with regular access to outdoor space—while a fenced yard is ideal, what matters most is daily opportunities for long walks, hikes, or active play.

  • Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?

    Odie’s breed mix is not generally recommended for homes with very young children, and Odie himself does best in an adult or teen household.