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Aug. 30th, 2013
Meet Miller, our temp foster dog
Aug. 30th, 2013 11:25 amMeet Miller. He's a 6 month old Border Collie Cross who is in temp care with us at present here in Canberra.
He is of course available to adopt: http://www.workingdogrescue.com.au/2013/06/miller-male-border-collie-cross-puppy-10-weeks-old-new-south-wales/
Little Miller was adopted by a very loving family a couple of weeks ago. Unfortunately, his Adopted Grandmother was hospitalised last week and the family were unable to keep him because of pressures from extended family.
We are trying to find him a new home in Canberra to save him another Long Journey, but if we cannot, he will go back to his original loving foster carer Shelley who is very, very happy to have him back.
Miller was originally dumped along with his littermates at Tamworth Pound. His whole life, he has grown up with young children and dogs and is a very friendly and happy little dog. He loves people, gets along beautifully with other dogs.
He waits for his food and can sit, drop and rollover. He is also house-trained and travels well in a car. He also walks well on a loose leash.
He was not crate-trained, but we put him in a crate last night and he was fine and he slept quietly all night in his crate until we let him outside to toilet this morning. ( Read more... )
He is of course available to adopt: http://www.workingdogrescue.com.au/2013/06/miller-male-border-collie-cross-puppy-10-weeks-old-new-south-wales/
Little Miller was adopted by a very loving family a couple of weeks ago. Unfortunately, his Adopted Grandmother was hospitalised last week and the family were unable to keep him because of pressures from extended family.
We are trying to find him a new home in Canberra to save him another Long Journey, but if we cannot, he will go back to his original loving foster carer Shelley who is very, very happy to have him back.
Miller was originally dumped along with his littermates at Tamworth Pound. His whole life, he has grown up with young children and dogs and is a very friendly and happy little dog. He loves people, gets along beautifully with other dogs.
He waits for his food and can sit, drop and rollover. He is also house-trained and travels well in a car. He also walks well on a loose leash.
He was not crate-trained, but we put him in a crate last night and he was fine and he slept quietly all night in his crate until we let him outside to toilet this morning. ( Read more... )
Here is a photo of Nutmeg (now Nina) at the local park playing with other doggies. Her new owners say that she loves playing with all dogs - big and small and she has learned how to get the ball and bring it back to be thrown again :)
