At a glance
A little about them
Meet Tito, a striking 2-year-old, 40-pound Border Collie/Australian Cattle Dog mix with a beautiful black-and-white coat, speckled markings, alert ears, amber eyes, and uniquely marbled coloring in one eye. He is deeply loyal, affectionate, intelligent, athletic, and devoted once he trusts his person.
Tito loves long walks, adventures, exploring, puzzle toys, stuffed Kongs, chew toys, and enrichment activities. He enjoys having a job to do and thrives when his mind and body are engaged.
Ideal Home
Tito needs an experienced adopter familiar with intelligent working breeds who can provide consistency, structure, clear boundaries, patience, and mental stimulation. He can be cautious around strangers and may bark or growl when fearful or overwhelmed, so he needs slow introductions and someone willing to earn his trust.
Tito does not do well with dominant dogs, especially male dogs who challenge him. He would likely do best as the only dog, with a female dog, or with an experienced adopter prepared to manage dog interactions carefully. His compatibility with cats and children is not specified.
Ongoing Health
Tito is reported as vaccinated and neutered. No health conditions are reported.
Training & Support
Tito is house-trained, crate-trained, and walks beautifully on leash. He is treat-motivated and would benefit from continued obedience training, structure, and enrichment.
Application Details
- Adoption fee: $255
- Tito is located in Houston, Texas.
- Applications start by contacting the provider through Wags.
Transportation
Transport to most states is available for an additional $300 fee.
Health & wellness
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Pickup & transport
Transport to most states available for an additional fee of $300.
Common questions
Tito would do best with an experienced adopter familiar with intelligent working breeds who can provide structure, consistency, clear boundaries, and mental stimulation.
He does not do well with dominant dogs, particularly male dogs that challenge him. He would likely do best as the only dog, with a female dog, or with an experienced adopter prepared to manage dog interactions carefully.
Tito is house-trained, crate-trained, and walks beautifully on leash. He is treat-motivated and would benefit from continued obedience training and enrichment.
Transport to most states is available for an additional fee of $300.
