Courtesy Listing Nellie
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Courtesy Listing Nellie
AvailableThis young, medium-sized female Border Collie mix is both spayed and up to date on her vaccinations. She is house trained and currently located at the Animal Adoption Center. Nellie's keen intelligence and herding instincts make her an excellent prospect for a home with space to roam and people who can appreciate her drive.
About Courtesy Listing Nellie
Ready to meet your new best friend? Apply now! Meet Nellie, a bright and energetic 6-month-old herding dog mix with a sharp mind and a deep instinct for work and activity. She thrives in environments where her natural talents are put to use, so she’ll be happiest in a home with ample space—think large property, ranch, or farm—or with a highly active family that truly understands the special needs of herding breeds. Nellie is eager to learn and smart as a whip; with the right guidance and structure, she’ll grow into an incredible working partner and loyal companion. She needs lots of room to run, tasks to focus on, and opportunities to use both her body and mind—so life as a suburban couch potato is just not her style. Nellie is ready to join a household where her herding instincts are embraced and her potential is allowed to shine. If you’re searching for a dedicated and driven canine partner to be by your side for play and purpose, Nellie just might be the perfect fit! Make their next chapter their best one yet.
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Questions about Courtesy Listing Nellie
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Border Collies and herding mixes are best suited for homes with plenty of space, such as rural areas, farms, or properties with large, secure yards. They require an environment where their energy and intelligence can be put to good use.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
This breed typically needs a large, safely enclosed outdoor area to exercise, play, and roam. Daily opportunities for running, agility, or herding activities are important for their well-being.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Border Collies can do well with children, especially if raised with them. However, due to their strong herding instincts, they may try to herd young children and should be supervised.
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