Sable

Available

0-6 months|Dutch Shepherd|Female|Medium|Plano, TX

Sable

Available

0-6 months|Dutch Shepherd|Female|Medium|Plano, TX

About Sable

This adorable baby girl pup is almost ready to be adopted! We're taking applications for her now. If you have room in your heart for a tiny best friend, please reach out! 615-540-8448 Or submit an adoption application: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeMZPZRXKj-JN7SbAsP4wUOQCojcRECa3EIP9K9TL_Bu56xgw/viewform?pli=1 Currently located in a foster home in Denton, TX.🩷🩵 WE WELCOME OUT OF STATE ADOPTIONS *All questions welcome! 615-540-8448 (text) Furever Home Pet Rescue www.bemyforeverhome.org **please remember to copy-paste-SHARE this post

About Dutch Shepherd Dogs

Dutch Shepherds are versatile, athletic herding dogs from the Netherlands with a distinctive brindle coat. They are intelligent, reliable, and less intense than their Belgian and German cousins, making them excellent all-around working and companion dogs. Their brindle pattern is unique among shepherd breeds.

Adopting a Dutch Shepherd brings a trainable, loyal companion into your life. They excel in obedience, agility, and search and rescue work. Their balanced temperament means they can switch between high-energy work and calm companionship seamlessly.

Temperament

ReliableIntelligentLivelyAthletic

Size

Medium to Large (42-75 lbs)

Exercise

High

Good With

Kids, Active families

Lifespan

11-14 years

Health notes: Generally a healthy breed. May develop hip dysplasia and inflammatory myopathy. Their brindle coat is low-maintenance.

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Adopting in Plano, TX

Plano's top-rated neighborhoods and family-friendly atmosphere make it a wonderful city for pet adoption. Local shelters and DFW-area rescues have many animals looking for loving homes in this thriving North Texas community.

With excellent parks, an extensive hike-and-bike trail network, and a community that values responsible pet ownership, Plano offers adopted pets a comfortable and enriching Texas life.

Local Climate & Pet Care

Winter

32°F to 55°F

Dec – Feb

Generally mild, but periodic ice storms can make sidewalks and trails dangerous for a few days at a time. Have indoor enrichment plans ready for icy days, and keep paw wax on hand for salty surfaces. Most winter days are comfortable for regular outdoor walks on the trail network.

Spring

48°F to 78°F

Mar – May

Pleasant temperatures make spring ideal for exploring Plano’s extensive hike-and-bike trails. Severe thunderstorm and tornado risk peaks during this season, so keep a pet emergency plan in place. Wildflowers along the trail system make for scenic walks with your pet.

Summer

75°F to 97°F

Jun – Aug

Intense heat with temperatures regularly approaching 100°F makes outdoor time dangerous during midday. Walk only before 7 AM or after 9 PM, and always test pavement temperature first. Keep pets in air conditioning during peak hours and ensure constant access to fresh water.