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Meet Bud, a sweet and gentle 10-year-old Collie mix who embodies quiet charm. Despite a challenging past in a hoarding situation, Bud is incredibly resilient. He can be a little shy initially with new people, but beneath that shyness is a tender, loyal heart eager to bond. He walks beautifully on a leash, knows his basic commands, and is both house and crate trained, making him an easy and comfortable companion.
Collies are known for their intelligence, loyalty, and gentle nature, traits Bud certainly possesses. While he is a mix, his Collie heritage suggests a dog that thrives on companionship and a peaceful routine. Bud is dog and cat friendly, finding great joy and comfort in the company of other furry friends. His calm demeanor makes him suitable for a household seeking a serene presence rather than a high-energy playmate.
Bud is looking for a patient and kind home where his new family is willing to move at his pace and show him consistent love. An ideal home would include another friendly dog to help him feel secure and a fenced-in backyard for safe exploration and play. He doesn't ask for much, just a dedicated person to cherish him. Bud is neutered, microchipped, and fully vaccinated, ready to offer unwavering loyalty and unconditional love to his forever family.
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