Belle
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Belle
AvailableBelle is a young, medium-sized female dog who is a mixed breed of Cattle Dog and Australian Kelpie. She has a lovely white and cream coat. Belle is house trained and is up to date on vaccinations. You can find Belle in New Bedford, MA.
About Belle
Belle has a sweet and loving demeanor that warms any heart. She thrives on spending quality time with her people, whether she’s snuggled up on the couch or joyfully exploring the outdoors by your side. This playful pup knows how to have fun but can also settle down when it's time to relax. Though she may be slightly timid around new dogs, she enjoys their company once she gets to know them through a slow introduction. Belle is also great with cats and has shown gentle affection towards her 12-year-old sister, although she hasn't been around younger children yet. This affectionate girl loves to sit in laps and soak up attention, especially during car rides. She is crate trained, sleeps and eats in her crate, and is almost fully house trained, with only the occasional accident. Belle is well-suited to adjust to various lifestyles. She's a clever girl and highly motivated by treats, making her training a bit easier. Up to date on all vaccinations, Belle is not yet spayed. Ready to make Belle a part of your life?
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Questions about Belle
What type of living environment is this breed usually best suited for?
Belle, as a mixed breed dog, can adapt well to different living environments. However, she thrives in homes with space for play and exploration.
How much outdoor space does this breed typically need?
Belle enjoys outdoor activities and would benefit from a moderate amount of space to run and explore.
Is this breed typically suitable for homes with children?
Belle is gentle with her 12-year-old sister and would likely do well with older children, but caution is advised with younger kids.
