Adoptoi Maisie

Border Collie · Nainen · Iäkäs · 9 vuotta

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Maisie is a nine-year-old Poodle Cross Collie with a fun-loving personality and a huge amount of affection for both people and dogs. She loves spending time with her human and canine friends and is always ready for her next adventure. Maisie is instantly friendly and loves meeting new people. She'll happily wander over for fuss and attention before heading off to explore her surroundings. Food is definitely one of Maisie's favourite things, and she's always happy to earn a tasty treat. Maisie loves being out and about, discovering new places, and meeting other dogs. She can sometimes get a little overexcited when she spots a potential new friend, but she's a sociable girl who enjoys canine company and currently lives happily alongside other dogs. Travelling is no problem for Maisie either. She happily jumps into the car and settles well for journeys, making her an excellent companion for days out and adventures further afield. Maisie is looking for a family who can continue helping her channel her enthusiasm into her training. She's a bright, social girl who loves people, dogs, food, and fun, and she has so much companionship and affection to offer in return. Maisie is looking for a home that can match her enthusiasm for life and continue helping her develop her training skills. She would thrive with adopters who enjoy getting outdoors and can provide plenty of exercise, enrichment, and opportunities to explore. As Maisie can be strong on the lead when she's excited, she is looking for confident handlers who can continue working on her loose lead walking and recall using positive, reward-based training. Maisie could live with primary-school-aged children and older who are comfortable around dogs and enjoy being involved in her training journey. She may also be able to live with another dog following successful introductions, as she enjoys the company of other dogs and currently lives happily alongside canine companions. Although Maisie settles well when left, she has not often been left for more than a couple of hours. Any leaving hours should therefore be introduced gradually as she settles into her new routine.

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