Meet Levi, a charming 13-week-old Australian Cattle Dog mix with a personality as soft as his beautiful mottled coat. Unlike some of his breed, Levi possesses a gentle and calm demeanor, yet he is still a confident and outgoing pup. He's incredibly smart, food-motivated, and focused, making him a quick learner. Levi loves to be close to his people, enjoying cuddles and giving kisses without being overly clingy, making him a delightful companion.
As an Australian Cattle Dog, Levi will grow into an intelligent, active, and loyal companion. While he shows a milder energy for his breed, he will still benefit from consistent mental and physical stimulation to thrive. He's already started his basic training, including crate training and house breaking, and knows the 'sit' command. He's good with other dogs, cats, and even horses, showing only curiosity and no signs of aggression or resource guarding. His easy-going nature makes him adaptable to various situations, including car rides and new environments.
Levi is looking for a loving home where his training can continue, helping him grow into a well-adjusted adult dog. He would do best in a home with a fenced-in yard where he can enjoy spending time outdoors. While he's up to date on his initial vaccines and preventatives, he will need to complete his vaccine series and be neutered around six months of age as per his adoption contract. This sweet, smart boy is ready to bring joy and companionship to his forever family.
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