albina

Name: Albina
Brand: Central Coast Herding Dog Rescue

Australian Cattle Dog/Blue Heeler

Paso Robles, CAAvailable for adoption0 views

Albina is a cattle dog mix, about 8 months old. Albina was living in an encampment in Perris Valley with lots of people and other dogs. She has been habituated to live closely, very closely with humans. She was not anxious at all settling in with the other rescue dogs. Albina is learning to join the new pack. She's walking well on leash, a natural off leash. And as of today, officially trained to run to a metal coaches whistle. Sahe is Very sweet, and good with dogs; she does like them to be polite though. She rides well in a car. Albina is spayed, vaccinated, and now microchipped. She’s ready for her new home Albina is in Templeton, CA

Interested in Albina? Note: No transport or blind adoptions. Prospective adopters must have a plan in place to meet and pick up their dog from the foster location.

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Central Coast Herding Dog Rescue

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Paso Robles, CA

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Central Coast Border Collie Rescue (CCBCRescue) is dedicated to helping find homes for Border Collies, Australian Shepherds, Australian Cattle Dogs/Queensland Heelers and other herding breeds and mixes. This site lists dogs in shelters as well as dogs in homes and foster care, and is intended to help adopters seeking good dogs, and dogs seeking loving homes. Why we do it: Herding dogs are not for every one. Too many adopters get these dogs as status symbols only to find out, their life style doesn't meet these high energy dogs needs. As a result, these wonderful misunderstood dogs wind up in shelters. We understand what drives these dogs, we can place them appropriately. Our mission is to educate people and save dogs. We do it because we love these dogs, with a little effort, can give them a good new life. Euthanasia is not the solution to out animal overpopulation issue. Education is.