Meet Good Charlotte, a spunky and sweet puppy who is ready to bring joy and playful energy into her new home! She is incredibly friendly and absolutely thrives on attention, making her a delightful companion. Good Charlotte is confident yet well-balanced, capable of holding her own with her littermates while also being submissive with adult dogs. Her playful nature means she loves toys and is easily redirected, a testament to her intelligent and trainable spirit. She does wonderfully during school visits, indicating a calm and adaptable temperament around various ages.
As a Border Collie and Australian Cattle Dog mix, Good Charlotte inherits traits from two highly intelligent and active breeds. She is bright, eager to learn, and very food motivated, which makes training a breeze. These breeds are known for their loyalty, agility, and strong desire to have a job, even if that job is being a beloved family pet. She will thrive with mental stimulation and physical activity. Her short coat will require moderate grooming, typically weekly brushing to manage shedding, which is also moderate.
Good Charlotte is looking for a loving and committed forever home that can keep up with her energy and intelligence. She gets along great with other dogs and is young enough to learn to love cats, making her adaptable to various household dynamics. While she's making progress with crate training and housebreaking, her new family will need to continue consistent routines to help her fully establish good habits. An active family who enjoys daily adventures and can provide plenty of engagement would be her ideal match.
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