Meet Ivy, a delightful and frolicking 10-week-old puppy who is full of personality and zest for life. This intelligent girl is already showing her smarts by knowing how to sit and go to her kennel, and she's diligently working on her leash manners and potty training. Ivy absolutely adores people and thrives on mental stimulation, loving puzzles and training games. Her enthusiastic spirit makes every day an adventure, and she's ready to bring endless joy and playful energy into her new home.
As an Australian Cattle Dog mix, Ivy inherits a strong work ethic, high intelligence, and an impressive energy level. These traits mean she'll excel with consistent training and plenty of engaging activities. She's been around other dogs and cats, though her enthusiasm can sometimes be a bit much for quieter companions, suggesting she'd do best with other playful dogs or with proper introductions. Her breed background also means she's incredibly loyal and forms strong bonds with her family, making her an excellent companion for those seeking an active partner.
Ivy is searching for an active family who shares her love for the great outdoors. Whether it's exploring hiking trails, engaging in spirited games of fetch in the backyard, or even diving into agility training, she's eager to be your devoted sidekick. An ideal home will commit to continuing her training, providing her with plenty of challenging puzzles, and ensuring her bright mind and energetic heart are always fulfilled. Give Ivy the active, loving environment she craves, and she will reward you with a lifetime of unwavering loyalty and companionship.
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