Josie
Australian Shepherd, Australian Cattle Dog
Josie
Australian Shepherd, Australian Cattle Dog
At a glance
A little about them
Josie is a stunning, happy-go-lucky Australian Shepherd and Australian Cattle Dog mix with a soft gray-and-white coat. She loves dogs, people, outdoor adventures, playtime, and settling beside her favorite person for affection. Smart, confident, playful, and eager to please, Josie is ready to become your adventure buddy and best friend.
Ideal Home
Josie would love a pup sibling to romp and explore with as she grows. She enjoys other dogs, people, and spending time outdoors, then happily settles beside you when the day winds down. Homes with children 10 years and older are recommended.
Ongoing Health
Josie is currently about 20 pounds and is expected to grow to around 50 pounds. She is vaccinated and not yet spayed.
Training & Support
Josie is house-trained, very smart, attentive, and eager to please. Affection is a major motivator for her, and she catches on quickly.
Application Details
- Applications begin by contacting the provider through Wags.
- Applications are reviewed before an interview is arranged with a rescue volunteer.
- Homes with children 10 years and older are recommended.
Transportation
Josie is currently fostered in Texas and will be transported to her forever home by the rescue. Transports depart weekly.
Health & wellness
From the listingReported by Saint Mutts Rescue.
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Pickup & transport
Josie will be transported to her perfect forever home by the rescue; transports depart weekly.
Common questions
Josie loves other dogs and would love a pup sibling in her forever home to romp and explore with.
She is playful and curious when there is exploring to do, but she is also very content to settle beside her person and enjoy affection.
Josie is currently about 20 pounds and is expected to grow to around 50 pounds.
Yes, Josie is house-trained.
Josie is currently fostered in Texas and will be transported by the rescue, with transports departing weekly.
