Marigold
Australian Cattle Dog
$475
Adoption fee · Dizzy Dog Animal Rescue
$475
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A little about them
Marigold is a joyful, goofy Australian Cattle Dog mix with an infectious smile. This playful, affectionate girl enjoys ball games, wrestling, tug, car rides, and spending time with her people and dog friends.
Ideal Home
Marigold would thrive with a patient, active family who enjoys daily walks, fetch, and interactive play. She plays energetically and somewhat roughly with dogs, and has done well with dogs from 19 to 50 pounds. She is shy around strangers and would benefit from positive socialization. Meals and long-lasting chews should be given separately from other dogs, and stuffed toys should be supervised because she enjoys shredding them.
Ongoing Health
Marigold is spayed and vaccinated. Her listed breed and age are estimates based on limited information and veterinary recommendations.
Training & Support
Marigold is fully house-trained, comfortable in a crate for up to eight hours, and enjoys car rides. She is affectionate with familiar people and loves hugs, pets, and bringing toys for another toss.
Application Details
- Applicants complete an initial screening followed by a video chat with the placement team.
- All decision-makers in the household should be committed before applying.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
Out-of-state transport is available to an approved adopter, with transports running every few weeks. A transport destination is listed in the Twinsburg, OH area.
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Pickup & transport
Out-of-state transport to an approved adopter; transports run every few weeks.
Common questions
Yes. She has played well with dogs ranging from 19 to 50 pounds, though her energetic, rough-and-tumble style is best suited to dogs who enjoy active play.
Yes. She is fully house-trained and crates well for up to eight hours.
She is shy around strangers and would benefit from a patient family who will continue building her confidence through positive socialization.
She should be fed separately from other dogs and given long-lasting chews on her own. She shares regular toys well, but stuffed toys should be supervised because she likes to shred them.