Rosealie
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Rosealie
AvailableRosealie is a loving 4-year-old female Australian Shepherd from Peyton, CO. She has a medium build with a stunning red coat and is house trained. Rosealie is spayed and her vaccinations are up to date. She needs a secure fenced yard and thrives best with another friendly dog by her side.
About Rosealie
Meet Rosealie! Rosealie is a 4-year-old red merle Australian Shepherd with a beautiful coat and an even sweeter personality. This lovely girl can be a little shy when first meeting people, but she opens up quickly. Once comfortable, Rosealie will eagerly ask for pets and stay right by your side, soaking up all the love you have to offer. She walks well on a leash and enjoys sticking close to her person. Rosealie gets along well with other dogs, so a confident canine companion in her new home is a must. This buddy will help her feel secure and continue to build her confidence. Rosealie needs a securely fenced yard to explore safely. She is looking for a patient, loving home where she can gain the positive experiences that will help her blossom even more. With her gentle and affectionate nature, Rosealie is ready to be your sweet Aussie shadow! To ensure a good fit for Rosealie and her potential adopters, a required in-person meet and greet at our shelter will be part of the adoption process. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and letโs get started.
Adoption Fee
$350Payment after application.
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Questions about Rosealie
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Australian Shepherds like Rosealie thrive in active homes where they can engage in regular exercise and enjoy plenty of mental stimulation.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Rosealie needs a securely fenced yard to explore safely and enjoy outdoor time with her family.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
While Rosealie is affectionate, her shyness might mean sheโs better suited for homes with older children who can understand her need for space.











